Black Cod and Japanese Home Cooking
Black Cod and Japanese Home Cooking
Black Cod was made famous by the restaurant NOBU for it's exotic aroma and intensive taste that melts in the mouth. It's buttery, mild and rich flavor enhanced by the sweet miso marinade has captured the heart of so many food-lovers all over the globe. It is typically served in the high-end restaurants at a price of £20 to £45, but in reality, the black cod is very easy to prepare and cook, you just need to know how!
In this class, you will learn to cook the following delicious dishes, our favourite home cooking dishes. You will also get 2 black cods, 1 to cook during the class, and another to take home to cook at home. It really cannot get better than this!
You will learn to make the following:
*Black Cod
*Ginger rice with sake and miso
*Spinach with roasted sesame seeds
*Japanese omelette
*Salad dressing with miso
*The most authentic miso soup with seasonal vegetables
Please note that the Black Cod need to be marinated and rest in the fridge for 48-72 hours. Pre-marinated fish is cooked during the class.
Including a glass of drink of your choice with the dinner.
We stock authentic Japanese sake, Japanese beer, white and red wine and various soft drinks to offer.
※The full address of the venue is confirmed on booking.
Instructor
Akemi Yokoyama
Akemi Yokoyama has a background in Japanese food provenance, nurtured from her Father, who along with his family foraged and fished throughout the Island of Hokkaido. She is now a Japanese food specialist, chef, presenter and writer based in London. Her regular Japanese cookery classes at Sozai have received very favourable reviews in the UK’s national media, including Time Out and The Telegraph. She has also appeared on the popular TV programmes, C4’s Sunday Brunch and CBBC's Saturday Mash-Up, teaching the presenters how to make sushi. She is also an in demand private chef. She has cooked for celebrities including Tina Turner and Rina Sawayama.
She demonstrates authentic Japanese cooking in the UK and Europe at many diverse events, and she regularly works with the Japanese government’s related organizations promoting Japanese cuisine and sake to the media and public. Her latest culinary interests include all aspects of fermentation and flavour experimentation across multiple food cultures. .
Akemi is a member of the Japanese Culinary Academy UK, is a certified miso sommelier. She has judged Sake category at International Wine Challenge in 2020/2021/2022/2024.
Great team and teacher! The group really enjoyed the class
This was a very informative class, full of detail and yet easy to follow tips and techniques on making rolled sushi. At the end of the class we ate some of the sushi along with a glass of chilled, delicious sake and then took the rest home. The ingredients used were very high end and we left with our own sushi kit and white sesame seeds, which I thought made it excellent value.
I just attended the Sushi Master Class with Akemi. I had learned so much from Akemi and thoroughly enjoyed the day. If you are interested in gaining some skills in a wonderful environment, I would encourage you to join one of these classes. Michael.