food The Pescetarian

Salmon my friend caught, marinated in Italian dressing, wild rice with tarragon and chives, and broccoli.
 
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Grant no likey salmon or broccoli. :lol:
 
Why is that salmon white not pink? What kind is it? 
 
JayT said:
It was caught in the Genesee River in NY.  I guess that makes it Atlantic Salmon.
 
They also have a run of king salmon.
 
The Genesee is a Lake Ontario tributary so probably sees a lot of hatchery fish.
 
These are Boquerones make with anchovies, Not are sardines.

In English no translation for boqueron. It is a way typical of anchovies in Spain and here is common too. They are very tasty and acids, but not salty.
 
Boqueron is like anchovies but different flavor
 
Anchovies is cooked in salt, and then stored in oil
 
Boqueron is cocked in vinegar, and then stored in oil, but add garlic and presley or black pepper or sweet pepper, etc. There are several options preparation of boqueron.
 
Understand what I mean?
 
WOW! So it's like ceviche sort of, the vinegar cooks it. Sounds delicious!!!!
 
cypresshill1973 said:
These are Boquerones make with anchovies, Not are sardines.
In English no translation for boqueron. It is a way typical of anchovies in Spain and here is common too. They are very tasty and acids, but not salty.
 
Boqueron is like anchovies but different flavor
 
Anchovies is cooked in salt, and then stored in oil
 
Boqueron is cocked in vinegar, and then stored in oil, but add garlic and presley or black pepper or sweet pepper, etc. There are several options preparation of boqueron.
 
Understand what I mean?
 
Si senor.
 
Mi gusto mucho.
 
Creo que si pescados boqueron es la mejor verdad?
 
Y no la mismo de ceviche.
 
No heche la mismo con sardinas tambien?
 
Tienes sardinas y anchovy fresca en Argentina?
 
No tennamos aqui en Tejas.
 
I'm getting pickled vs. salt cured out of what CH is talking about. Ceviche uses citric acid which is different than the acid in vinegar (acetic acid). Similar method though.

Figured I'd English your "Y no la mismo de ceviche"response TB.
 
SumOfMyBits said:
I'm getting pickled vs. salt cured out of what CH is talking about. Ceviche uses citric acid which is different than the acid in vinegar (acetic acid). Similar method though.

Figured I'd English your "Y no la mismo de ceviche"response TB.
 
jajajaja...
 
Gracias cabrone!
 
Mucho gusto.
 
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