Twelfth Post!
May. 31st, 2025 06:24 pmPOST NAMER TBC-- work harder, meme!
Welcome back, anyway! Chat fandom, media, creative things, weirdness from around the net, funny stuff, anything! Meme awaits!
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Welcome back, anyway! Chat fandom, media, creative things, weirdness from around the net, funny stuff, anything! Meme awaits!
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Re: Fooooooooooooooooooood - Fishventures
Date: 2025-11-25 01:09 am (UTC)https://www.justonecookbook.com/how-to-cook-salmon-salted-salmon/
Picked up sushi-grade coho salmon in my last order, so I made ochazuke with it fresh and salted the rest for later. My ochazuke is infinitely less fancy than the recipe provided, though - no ikura, negi in place of nori, and my knife really needs some sharpening because those cuts did not look pretty. I think I also didn't let the soup cool enough, too, because when I poured it over my salmon it pretty much cooked everything through. Still turned out great with lovely texture, but it was not at all sashimi.
Shiozake turned out great. I pan-fried it because I was too lazy to preheat my oven, and the texture and flakiness of the fish was great. Definitely salty, though, and might do better in a soup-based dish where the salt can leach out a bit.
This is probably my last fishventure for a bit! It's winter and there's very little local fishing going on right now - choices are pretty much frozen Alaskan salmon, farmed trout, or sablefish for the next few months. Hopefully in the spring my adventures will continue!
Re: Fooooooooooooooooooood - Fishventures
Date: 2025-11-25 02:09 am (UTC)This is what happens to me with any recipe in which a hot ingredient needs to be within a million miles of an egg. I even managed to make fried egg when washing out an old jar of lemon curd, the other day.
Re: Fooooooooooooooooooood - Fishventures
Date: 2025-11-25 04:17 am (UTC)