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Soak the seaweed in water for about 5 minutes.
Slightly thaw the frozen flounder, cut into thirds, boil, and pick out the flesh. (Would be nice to make broth from the bones, but skipping that today.)
Pour 500ml water, 50ml soy sauce, 50ml mirin, and 10ml anchovy fish sauce into a pot, slice the radish into 1cm rounds, and braise. Cut into shapes with a cookie cutter, though the shape doesn't really matter.
In a pot, add sesame oil, blanch the seaweed, then pour in 500ml water, add 2t seasoned salt and 1t oyster sauce, and bring to a boil. (Everyone's taste is different, so adjust the salt to your liking.)
Pour the mixture from step 4 into a blender and blend, then pour back into the pot, add 2T ricotta cheese, and simmer a bit more. (Don't strain it — the occasional bite of seaweed is part of the appeal. The show used heavy cream, but I used ricotta since I didn't have any; milk would probably work too.) The seaweed soup is done.
Pour the seaweed soup into a bowl, and top with the braised radish and the picked flounder flesh. Pepper, pepper, pepper, pepper~
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