conversation gone sideways
Jun 30th 2010Looks like a conversation gone sideways.
Hehe, couldn’t resist. It would take me hours to fillet this pile of fish. It is on my life’s ‘bucket list’ to master the art of prepping, cooking [and eating] seafood. At some point I hope to work for a fish monger, as a means to this proficiency. Are you [...]
Salmon in parchment
May 26th 2010Salmon. I grew up fishing for salmon—it brings back close-to-my-heart memories of family time on Orcas Island. My father was a particularly patient and good fisherman, and to this day I love to watch him fillet fish. He has done it so many times—it is in his muscle memory. His hands just know what to [...]
Mahi RUB
May 28th 2009Oh dear. Apparently I have a recent affinity for rubs. It isn’t that they are new to me, but most likely because I find them 1. tasty, 2. efficient, and 3. perfect little gifts.
They are tasty because they add layers of flavor to any number of proteins. Or you can toss a teaspoon or two [...]
Seared Soy Orange Salmon, with…
Apr 7th 2009…Lemongrass Buerre Blanc and Soy Balsamic Glaze.
I don’t care how complicated it sounds: you won’t complain once you have tasted it. My husband said it was the best salmon he has ever tasted in his LIFE. And he eats salmon—regularly—in fabulous restaurants.
Need a second opinion? My son, who had tried salmon in the past and [...]












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