BAD COOKING PRACTICES.
A public service in avoiding suicide through eating bad cooking. This monkey's self-sacrifice (plus any other victims in the vicinity) will hopefully help you circumvent any pitfalls in your own misadventures in the kitchen. May the strongest stomach survive!

21 July 2007

Matsushima III

Yes, it's that place again. Would I be disappointed this time around? I think at most is I'd start to tire of eating this sort of stuff from the frequent visits. ;P This time around, we devoured:

*Pork Kakuni: this slow-simmered fatty pork was a winner last time and a winner this time
*Sashimi Platter: when it comes to raw, no negative connotations here. It's all good.
*Nasu Tataki: tender eggplant smothered in scallions and a japanese sprout, whose name I forget, all flavored with a light soy.
*Kaki Furai ("Fry"): I couldn't resist prefectly fried juicy oysters
*Simmered Sweet Summer Tomato: the freshest and sweetest tasting tomato in cooked form. A bit of coarse sea salt (on the side for sprinkling) enhanced the sweetness. Very well done as it still provided a good firm bite. I was surprised by how simple yet delicious this was.
*Grilled Eringi: nice and meaty mushroom with lots of grilled flavor.
*Toro Salmon Misozuke: noticed the trend to reorder fatty stuff yet?
*Chilean Seabass Saikyo Miso: aw, you should have known this would be ordered too.
*Unagi Agedashi Tofu: an interesting twist of eel for this perennial favorite. As I've not seen this variation before, I thought I'd share. Behold:


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