
Sunagimo oroshi ponzu (砂肝のおろしポン酢)
What kind of dish is Gizzard With Grated Radish Ponzu Sauce (Sunagimo oroshi ponzu)??
gizzard = sunagimo
This dish is made by coating gizzard (sunagimo) with potato starch, frying it until the surface is crispy, and then soaking it in a refreshing sauce made from grated daikon radish and ponzu sauce.
Gizzard is one of the two parts of a chicken’s stomach. Because it is mostly made up of muscle, it has a chewy texture and is a low-fat, low-calorie food.



The sauce used in this dish, called oroshi ponzu, is very popular in Japan and is served with a variety of dishes, including hamburger steaks, fried chicken, and grilled fish.
Ponzu refers to soy sauce with citrus juice added, and oroshi refers to grated daikon radish.

NUTRITION FACTS : Gizzard With Grated Radish Ponzu Sauce (Sunagimo oroshi ponzu)
- 425 Calories Protein 39.7 g Total Fat 19.8g Total carbohydrates 25.7g Sodium 6.8g

INGREDIENTS : Gizzard With Grated Radish Ponzu Sauce (Sunagimo oroshi ponzu)
- Chicken gizzards (280g per package, 200g net)
- Salt (2g)
- Potato starch (15g)
- Frying oil (as needed)
- Grated daikon radish (150g)
- Ponzu sauce (50g)
- Green onions (30g)

How to make Gizzard With Grated Radish Ponzu Sauce (Sunagimo oroshi ponzu)
- Scrape off the white part of the gizzard with a knife.
- Make an incision in the thick part of the gizzard.
- Rub salt into the gizzard.
- Coat the surface of the gizzard with potato starch.
- Fry in oil heated to 170°C for 4-5 minutes.
- Place a wire rack on a tray, place the fried gizzard on it, and drain off any excess oil.
- Peel the daikon radish.
- Grate the daikon radish and mix with ponzu sauce.
- Toss the deep-fried gizzard with grated daikon radish and ponzu sauce.
- Top with green onions.

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