with nothing but salt and a bit of lemon juice in it I thought it would be quite boring but it was surprisingly tasty with a nice fresh flavour to it, the lack of other strong "stuff" over it really brings out the natural flavours of the fish, and the fats from the fish gave it a nice flavour too, crisping up the edges. I'll definitely do this regularly as not only is it tasty but really easy to do and not having to use any oil at all is a bonus.
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Friday, June 19, 2009
little discoveries at home
with nothing but salt and a bit of lemon juice in it I thought it would be quite boring but it was surprisingly tasty with a nice fresh flavour to it, the lack of other strong "stuff" over it really brings out the natural flavours of the fish, and the fats from the fish gave it a nice flavour too, crisping up the edges. I'll definitely do this regularly as not only is it tasty but really easy to do and not having to use any oil at all is a bonus.
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I agree with you that fish tastes best without a whole lot of extra flavours. It has a subtle taste which is easily spoilt by too many additives. I'm going to try your Shioyaki one day!
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