Food, Food, and More Food Thread

Started by bmwracer · 6 Oct 2004 · 25,210 replies

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26 Feb 2014, 05:22 #25101
Buri (adult yellowtail) So, so good.

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26 Feb 2014, 22:53 #25102
Tu_triky wrote:Buri (adult yellowtail) So, so good.

I believe it. :drooling:
27 Feb 2014, 00:06 #25103
bmwracer wrote:
I believe it. :drooling:


Not as common as the ubiquitous hamachi (young yellowtail) in sushi restaurants around here but it is so delicious, perhaps more so.
27 Feb 2014, 13:01 #25104
bmwracer wrote:
I believe it. :drooling:


Me too!
28 Feb 2014, 00:37 #25105
Eve wrote:

Me too!


Good grub. :)
28 Feb 2014, 12:28 #25106
Tu_triky wrote:

Good grub. :)


Youve got the taste buds, dear! :victory:
22 Mar 2014, 06:46 #25107
Lunch today at the Guerrilla Taco truck

Sweet potato taco with Swiss Chard, Feta cheese, chives, almond chili salsa and fried corn
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Miso Ahi Poke tostada
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22 Mar 2014, 12:41 #25108
^ Wow, does that sweet potato taco have enough green onions on it? :beaten:
23 Mar 2014, 00:42 #25109
bmwracer wrote:^ Wow, does that sweet potato taco have enough green onions on it? :beaten:


Haha. Those are chives I believe, so the flavor is a bit more mellow than green onions. :)
23 Mar 2014, 04:59 #25111
Tu_triky wrote:
Miso Ahi Poke tostada
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Talk about fusion--Japanese, Hawaiian, Mexican. Was it oishii, ono, delicioso?
23 Mar 2014, 08:30 #25112
shin2 wrote:

Talk about fusion--Japanese, Hawaiian, Mexican. Was it oishii, ono, delicioso?


:hehe:

Exactly. Total fusion. Hehe. I enjoyed it. I still prefer a traditional Hawaiian poke but this was tasty, too. I believe it was made with a white miso paste which is milder than other forms of miso and not as salty so it didn't overpower the taste of the tuna.
23 Mar 2014, 09:12 #25113
gaijinmark wrote:I thought the whole idea was to eat this stuff as fast as you can: http://www3.nhk.or.jp/nhkworld/english/news/20140322_13.html


Felt a little queasy just looking.



Tu_triky wrote:

:hehe:

Exactly. Total fusion. Hehe. I enjoyed it. I still prefer a traditional Hawaiian poke but this was tasty, too. I believe it was made with a white miso paste which is milder than other forms of miso and not as salty so it didn't overpower the taste of the tuna.


If its tasty it works for me!! :victory:
23 Mar 2014, 09:57 #25114
Eve wrote:

If its tasty it works for me!! :victory:


:hehe:
1 Apr 2014, 12:56 #25115
Izakaya dining at Sanuki no Sato (not all pics are here--I was too busy eating... :P)

Nigorizake.
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Spinach and bacon salad, topped with bonito shavings.
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Sea bream carpaccio.
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Karaage.
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Salmon skin salad.
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Grilled Hamaguri clams.
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Broiled salmon, marinated with miso.
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2 Apr 2014, 05:27 #25116
bmwracer wrote:Izakaya dining at Sanuki no Sato (not all pics are here--I was too busy eating... :P)

Nigorizake.
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Spinach and bacon salad, topped with bonito shavings.
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Sea bream carpaccio.
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Karaage.
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Salmon skin salad.
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Grilled Hamaguri clams.
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Broiled salmon, marinated with miso.
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Awesome meal, man. I'm digging the sea bream (tai) carpaccio. That's really different!
How did it taste??
2 Apr 2014, 11:51 #25117
Tu_triky wrote:Awesome meal, man. I'm digging the sea bream (tai) carpaccio. That's really different!
How did it taste??

It was pretty good... The flavor was delicate, like halibut.
3 Apr 2014, 06:02 #25118
bmwracer wrote:
It was pretty good... The flavor was delicate, like halibut.


Nice. I've had tai (sea bream) as sushi but never prepared as a carpaccio. Very cool, man. Looks hit.
3 Apr 2014, 11:51 #25119
The Hamaguri clams look amazing. :good:
3 Apr 2014, 22:00 #25120
littlemissfab wrote:The Hamaguri clams look amazing. :good:

LilMissy sighting! :woot:

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