BTW, the "blood" leaking out of a steak is not blood...it is water and myoglobin.
Nothin like a little cartilage and blood ruining a salad.
really bro that looks so unhealthy. It’s like a piece of lettuce with a snickers on top
Thin yes, but I never buy farmed. Any seafood product, just stuff with feet or hooves.
OMG those smoked strips are to die for........Some farmed seafood is far healthier, less detrimental to the environment, and more sustainable than it's wild-caught alternative. Aquaculture is a thing, and it's here to stay.
That said, these dudes definitely aren’t farmed...
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OMG those smoked strips are to die for........
here in Ohio, we don't get those unless we pay big $$ --- NICE!.......
You, Sir, are a lucky man............... I can almost smell them through my PC screen.........Them there's the bellies. I'll walk over freshly smoked filets to lick a plate that used to have smoked bellies on it!
As a matter of fact, I think it's high time I make some more.
Yum!I do a cream/dill sauce for pan seared salmon.
Kevin your killing me here with this amazing food but more importantly where in the name of the 'big guy' did you find Boodles British Gin in St Petes? I am stuck in NY till next week and they have closed the 21 Club and trying to find Boodles is like looking for a virgin in a house ill repute!
Is it even a sauce without heavy cream???Heavy cream is magic. You need very little to make it amazing. I do a breaded halibut/ling cod/rockfish recipe, and the sauce is nothing more than garlic, cajun seasoning, and heavy cream. It's magical.
You can't eff with bellies. It is known. Nothing drives me more nuts than seeing commercial guys fillet that belly right off and either chuck in the bait bucket, or worse yet, overboard. It's like salmon bacon.Them there's the bellies. I'll walk over freshly smoked filets to lick a plate that used to have smoked bellies on it!
As a matter of fact, I think it's high time I make some more.
A fair question sir. But I have a syrah and shallot reduction that may have something to say about that....especially when smothering a tenderloin.Is it even a sauce without heavy cream???
You will never meet an Alaskan who does anything but laugh at salmon prices elsewhere in the world. Particularly for smoked fish. When I walk through Pike Place market when I visit seattle, it is hard not to laugh out loud.OMG those smoked strips are to die for........
here in Ohio, we don't get those unless we pay big $$ --- NICE!.......
You will never meet an Alaskan who does anything but laugh at salmon prices elsewhere in the world. Particularly for smoked fish. When I walk through Pike Place market when I visit seattle, it is hard not to laugh out loud.
Smoked Salmon is crazy expensive here.......... like $10 for a little 4 ounce piece in cryo-vac.......... I usually smoke it myself, but it's still pricey. Good farm raised pork and beef though..............You will never meet an Alaskan who does anything but laugh at salmon prices elsewhere in the world. Particularly for smoked fish. When I walk through Pike Place market when I visit seattle, it is hard not to laugh out loud.
Yeah, Sockeye has the reddest flesh. Kings are more Orange, but also fattier. And quite a bit larger:Smoked Salmon is crazy expensive here.......... like $10 for a little 4 ounce piece in cryo-vac.......... I usually smoke it myself, but it's still pricey. Good farm raised pork and beef though..............
That salmon you posted above has the most beautiful color I've ever seen. Is that Sockeye Salmon?
It's a tie between Reds and Kings, with Silvers a distant third. After that, way further down come Pinks, followed by Dogs. It is known.And if you really want to kick up some chaos, get a handful of Alaskans in a room and ask them which salmon is best on the table...
It's a tie between Reds and Kings, with Silvers a distant third. After that, way further down come Pinks, followed by Dogs. It is known.