Anyway, in honor of his blogging attempts to promote the regional Hawaiian cuisine, I'm posting this recipe for Misoyaki Butterfish. When I was growing up, this was my favorite bento item to pick up from Shirokiya. It's definitely named butterfish for a reason, because it always flakes off and practically melts on my tongue. So when I saw Sablefish or Black Cod (also known as butterfish) on sale, I had to cook it and introduce the dish to Raquel. She loved it, and it's been filed in her top three favorite dishes. I knew I pick a girl with good taste. Serve it with a side of crisp, fresh salad topped with my Miso Vinaigrette, and you've got yourself a little taste of my childhood.
"Jog in Ocean" is primarily about my half-marathon training (it's also an anagram of my name). But, there will be the occasional post about surfing, volleyball, or any other cross-training that I get myself into. I'm an early 30's novice runner in San Francisco with five half-marathons under my belt. I hope this blog will inspire, give tips, or in the least entertain.
Wednesday, September 9, 2009
Misoyaki Butterfish
Anyway, in honor of his blogging attempts to promote the regional Hawaiian cuisine, I'm posting this recipe for Misoyaki Butterfish. When I was growing up, this was my favorite bento item to pick up from Shirokiya. It's definitely named butterfish for a reason, because it always flakes off and practically melts on my tongue. So when I saw Sablefish or Black Cod (also known as butterfish) on sale, I had to cook it and introduce the dish to Raquel. She loved it, and it's been filed in her top three favorite dishes. I knew I pick a girl with good taste. Serve it with a side of crisp, fresh salad topped with my Miso Vinaigrette, and you've got yourself a little taste of my childhood.
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