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To begin with this particular recipe, we have to prepare a few components. You can have mentaiko-filled chikuwa isobe-age (nori seaweed flavored fritters) using 7 ingredients and 6 steps. Here is how you cook it.

The ingredients needed to make Mentaiko-Filled Chikuwa Isobe-age (Nori Seaweed Flavored Fritters):

1. Take 4 stick Chikuwa (10 cm long)
2. Get 1/4 hard roe Mentaiko salt-cured spicy cod or pollack roe
3. Get 1 tbsp Mayonnaise
4. Make ready 2 tbsp ＊Flour
5. Take 3 tbsp ＊Water
6. Take 1/2 tsp ＊Aonori
7. Make ready 1 Frying oil

Here is how you cook that. You need of hard roe Mentaiko salt-cured spicy cod or pollack […] 'Isobe' means 'Rocky Beachside' in Japanese, and 'Isobe-age' is a type of Tempura made with the batter with a flavour of sea. Most commonly 'Aonori' (Dried Green Laver Flakes) is added to the batter, but it might be difficult to find. Finely crumbled Nori, Hijiki, Wakame, or other Seaweed can be.

Steps to make Mentaiko-Filled Chikuwa Isobe-age (Nori Seaweed Flavored Fritters):

1. Remove the thin skin from the mentaiko, and mix with mayonnaise.
2. Place the mixture from step 1 into a plastic bag, fold the corners a bit, and make a squeezing bag.
3. Squeeze the mixture into the holes in the chikuwa.
4. Coat in flour as needed (not listed). Don't forget to coat the ends where you can see the mentaiko.
5. Mix the ＊ ingredients together in a plastic bag, dip in the chikuwa from step 4, and fry in 340F/170C oil. (For about 2 minutes)
6. Cut in half and serve onto plates, and enjoy!

Most commonly 'Aonori' (Dried Green Laver Flakes) is added to the batter, but it might be difficult to find. Finely crumbled Nori, Hijiki, Wakame, or other Seaweed can be. That's a mixed blessing—it infuses the sauce with the mentaiko flavor, but you lose the lovely little pops of uncooked eggs. The solution is that dollop of mentaiko you see garnishing the finished bowl. The diner can mix that in, at which point the heat will have dissipated enough that the added roe won't cook.

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