I probably should have cut the salmon like I did last time, as this was kind of a lot of fish to eat in one sitting. Another thing that I would probably do if I had the hardware would be to burn the top across the entire fish with a brulee torch. That burnt bit was the tastiest part of the entire meal. The honey nicely caramelized, giving those bites a wonderful sweet/salty taste.
The asparagus was just thrown under the broiler with the fish, but it did pick up a bit of the marinade run off. I did the mashed potatoes using the steaming method, and threw in a couple cloves of garlic as well. I finished them with a bit of the shiso furikake, which may now by my favorite thing to put on mashed potatoes. It adds all the salt that's needed to finish them off.
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| "gimmegimmegimmegimmegimmegimmegimme!" |
- Panhandler kitty (unfortunately I couldn't find a proper news story).
- When in doubt, claim a prior engagement and run away, because otherwise you're going to show everyone that you're basically a bigot. And running for president.
- Probably wouldn't post this, except those are two of my favorites (it's still creepy, though).
- This was today's Honolulu groupon (link to the actual people). Unfortunately, despite what they claim, none of the "name a star" things are real. That makes it a bit depressing that "over 60" were bought. Sure, it's great that they mail a your name and your fake claim up into space (where it inevitably burns up on re-entry, just like your dreams), but it doesn't really mean anything. So, I'm going to save myself the $14 per star, and claim all 31ish of these stars. Then, I'm going to write that on a piece of paper, and throw it away. See, I just stole $434 from this company, and I used more than one groupon at a time.
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