Here is my camera's macro setting . . . and my Sockeye Teriyaki. Meat Mt Airy.
Tuesday, March 2, 2010
Sockeye Teriyaki
Mark Bittman, among others, have discussed how frozen fish can be as good quality, and even better for the environment, than fresh. I am still a bit wary. Yet, I had a hankering for (out of season) wild salmon this week. Fish that has been flash-frozen onboard the ship it was caught is still available. And so here is my Sockeye Teriyaki. Definitely not traditional, the glaze is a reduction of soy sauce, dry vermouth, Frank's red hot, worcestershire sauce, fish sauce, with red pepper flake, garlic, and ginger. Great use for leftover chinese takeout rice: add butter, onions, and baby bok choy.
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