evilmommie
Disneyland CM Alumna 80's-90's
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Boneless & brined roast pork chops, garlic red potatoes and roasted broccoli with parm.
Are you sure it was skate they were talking about, and not shark? Shark has a pronounced ammonia odor-taste, so much so that we used to have to neutralize it before we could cook/serve it.This was a room full of Koreans, mostly chefs, so I'm pretty sure the heat wasn't what triggered a whole bunch of turned up noses. The translations weren't the best, so I'm unclear what it was that brings the particular pungency, but right after the little pictogram for steamed sinuses there was a reference to ammonia, so my guess is this dish gives very extreme aromatics.
The weather here has been quite the drama today and I'm still a bit stumped about dinner inspiration. Pretty sure I'm thawing the pouch of stew I vacuum sealed back around February.
No, it was definitely skate. It was clear in the discussion that people either love or hate the dish, no in between. It was the request of a guest on the show who enjoys it. The way even the chefs reacted to the announcement of the dish made it clear it was very polarizing so I got curious and googled. The pungency and aroma comes in from the other ingredients, not the skate itself. I get trying to bring flavor to a mild tasting protein can sometimes be a challenge, but that style sounds confusingly extreme.Are you sure it was skate they were talking about, and not shark? Shark has a pronounced ammonia odor-taste, so much so that we used to have to neutralize it before we could cook/serve it.
Dinner here is steak, baked potatoes, Cesar salad (bagged) and crusty bread. Everyone is tired, this is an easy prep/clean up, and steak is on sale. Oh, don't forget the merlot!![]()
I'm sorry to hear/see that. I hope tomorrow brings a better day for you.It's been a really bad and emotional day, so we stopped for McDonalds.