Sure. You first start by poaching a mackerel in white wine, then letting sit overnight in the fridge. The fish is then shredded and mixed with potato and cream, then breaded and fried, which are the little balls you see. The poaching wine is used to cook carrots, which are then wrapped in seaweed and then with sliced mackerel which is cured, first in salt, then in rice vinegar and sake. The rest of the wine you make a gelée which coats the bottom of the plate. Lobster with morels and asparagus.