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Salmon rub olive oil, garlic, salt and lemon pepper into the fish wrap in tin foil squeeze lemon onto it and grill it.
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Originally posted by Mannie Phresh View PostI miss living in Portland Or. The seafood was fresh and cheap Vegas on the other hand.
Based on what a guy posted in this thread before, the Philippines must be amazing.
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Originally posted by Nodogoshi View PostI've lived in Portland, as well as San Francisco. Japan is #1 for fresh seafood though out of the places I've lived, as well as for variety by quite a long shot. Busan, S. Korea was also really nice (never lived there, just visited).
Based on what a guy posted in this thread before, the Philippines must be amazing.
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Originally posted by Mannie Phresh View PostI completely believe this. Id love to get some caribbean seafood opinions though.
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By the way, when gutting fish always be careful, at least if it's a fish like the red gurnard I posted. I enjoy cooking, but I'm no expert in working with fish. In every kitchen in Japan though there are these really convenient broilers which are small, but big enough to fit most fish. I guess I'll just post a photo.
So when I buy whole fish, I usually just cut the belly open and rip out all the guts and throw it in the broiler.
The fish I had yesterday apparently had to take a shit, when it was caught, because when I squeezed it to try to get a good grip before cutting the belly open some shit was coming out. Wasn't an issue, and I proceeded to cut it open, and ripped out the guts (though I quite accidentally, though quite fortunately, left the liver, as you can see from the photo I posted). After I had basically cleaned it out, there was one stubborn organ left which I couldn't get by just pulling on it. I almost left it, thinking that some fish organs are good eating, I just don't ever know which ones, and maybe this was one of the good ones (Very amateurish, I know.)
Luckily, I then thought better of this, and navigated my knife inside the fish and carefully cut the base and then ripped this organ out. It wasn't until then that I realized it was the intestines, as some shit squeezed out again. So I almost had broiled fish shit by accident.
Good learning experience. I'm sharing it with you guys just in case someone may profit from it.Last edited by Drunken Cat; 10-28-2012, 12:15 AM.
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