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weinoo

weinoo

Fairly easy dinner to put together when easy to use assorted seafood is on hand. Like this...

 

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I usually make crab cakes with this type of crab. Easy to use and not a bad product.  One small filet of sockeye from Alaska, low-heat steam cooked (after properly defrosting in cold water) for about 5 minutes.

 

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Slightly pickled cucumbers, red onion and small heirloom tomatoes.

 

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Chirashi. Rice was 50% milled Niigata Koshihikari from The Rice Factory (easily the best rice purchased locally). With that salmon, crab, ikura, avocado, pickled radish, pickled ginger, toasted nori, lemon, sesame and chives.

weinoo

weinoo

FAirly easy dinner to put together when easy seafood is on hand. Like this...

 

IMG_4776.thumb.jpeg.82fcb93e2acc4fb3d84952af86e61bbb.jpeg

 

I usually make crab cakes with this type of crab. Easy to use and not a bad product.  One small filet of sockeye from Alaska, low-heat steam cooked (after properly defrosting in cold water) for about 5 minutes.

 

IMG_4775.thumb.jpeg.d997470aa85df9f08e62e8b506a3f7ae.jpeg

 

Slightly pickled cucumbers, red onion and small heirloom tomatoes.

 

IMG_4779.thumb.jpeg.e9667a88e024f9c83dc9b0ba273dd4da.jpeg

 

Chirashi. Rice was 50% milled Niigata Koshihikari from The Rice Factory (easily the best rice purchased locally). With that salmon, crab, ikura, avocado, pickled radish, pickled ginger, toasted nori, lemon, sesame and chives.

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