Tuesday, June 26, 2012
Wednesday, June 13, 2012
Miso Marinated New Zealand King Salmon
Yep - I did it - I took one of the simplest, most amazing preperations for butterfish aka black cod aka whatever and I modified it a bit for our New Zealand King Salmon.
The recipe for the marinade is really simple. All you need for my version is White Miso, Top-of-the-South Sauvignon Blanc, Mirin and Sugar. Go 1/2 cup on each of the ingredients. Place all ingredients into a sauce pot and bring to a slight boil ensuring you stir often so the sugar disolves.
Let the marinade cool and place your fish into a ziploc bag. Add the marinade. Remove the excess air from the bag and let the marinade work on the fish for three days - rotating the fish in the marinade once or twice per day.
Once you're ready to cook - I heat a convection oven to 450 degrees F and let the salmon cook for 6-8 minutes. I drop the temp to 250 and let the salmon cook for 3-5 more minutes. If you are lacking caramelization - bust out the blow torch.
The end result is a beautifully charred and crispy/caramelized outside with a luscious and flavorful salmon flavor on the inside. Amazing!
The recipe for the marinade is really simple. All you need for my version is White Miso, Top-of-the-South Sauvignon Blanc, Mirin and Sugar. Go 1/2 cup on each of the ingredients. Place all ingredients into a sauce pot and bring to a slight boil ensuring you stir often so the sugar disolves.
Let the marinade cool and place your fish into a ziploc bag. Add the marinade. Remove the excess air from the bag and let the marinade work on the fish for three days - rotating the fish in the marinade once or twice per day.
Once you're ready to cook - I heat a convection oven to 450 degrees F and let the salmon cook for 6-8 minutes. I drop the temp to 250 and let the salmon cook for 3-5 more minutes. If you are lacking caramelization - bust out the blow torch.
The end result is a beautifully charred and crispy/caramelized outside with a luscious and flavorful salmon flavor on the inside. Amazing!
Monday, June 11, 2012
Taste of the Nation - Los Angeles 2012
This years @TOTNLA was a huge success. With a large amount of money raised for the cause, it seemed like everyone had a good time (I know I did).
Here are a few photos of the event:
Here are a few photos of the event:
| People eating away! |
| The VIP Tent |
| Chef Chris Cosentino presented this table of porky goodness. The restaurants of P!GG, Incanto and Boccalone were being represented here and the Oyster with Nduja was really delicious. |
| My friend Marcel Vigneron and Haru Kishi serving up delicious Nitro cocktails. |
| Pour Vous representing with serious libations. |
| The one and only @starrykitchen (Nguyen Tran) giving away those flavorful "SNOW CONES" |
| One of the best dishes of the day in my opinion was the fried chicken thighs from Plan Check and Chef Ernesto Uchimura and his team. |
| The Lukshon table to the left and the Public Kitchen and Bar in the center. Both had delicious offerings. |
| Matthew Kang of Scoops / Scoops Westside (@mattatouille ) |
Friday, June 8, 2012
Fishy Shots
| New Zealand King Salmon |
| New Zealand King Salmon |
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