Katsuo no Tataki

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Katsuo no Tataki is a traditional Japanese dish of lightly seared bonito, typically served sliced with garnishes like garlic, ginger, and green onions and often associated with coastal regions such as Kōchi.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Japanese dish
bonito dish
seafood dish
associatedRegion Kōchi Prefecture NERFINISHED
Shikoku NERFINISHED
associatedWith Japanese coastal regions
commonAccompaniment rice
sake
sliced onions
cookingMethod grilled over high heat
lightly seared
seared over straw fire
countryOfOrigin Japan
course appetizer
side dish
dishCategory sashimi-like dish
semi-raw preparation
etymology "tataki" refers to a pounding or searing technique
fishType pelagic fish
flavorProfile citrusy when served with ponzu
smoky
umami-rich
mainIngredient bonito
skipjack tuna
notableFor use of straw fire for searing in Kōchi style
preparationStep bonito is quickly seared on the outside
seared fish is immediately cooled and sliced
regionalSpecialtyOf Kōchi City NERFINISHED
relatedDish beef tataki
tataki (Japanese cooking technique)
requires very fresh fish
servedAs sliced fish
servedWith citrus such as yuzu or sudachi
grated ginger and garlic paste
servingTemperature chilled
room temperature
texture seared exterior and raw interior
typicalCondiment citrus juice
ponzu sauce
soy sauce
typicalGarnish garlic
ginger
grated daikon radish
green onions
shiso leaves
usedIn home cooking in Kōchi
izakaya menus

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Kōchi Prefecture, Japan knownFor Katsuo no Tataki
subject surface form: Kōchi Prefecture