Archive for August, 2013

Nobu Miami Shiso Chimichurri

Previously, on tastingmenu.wordpress.com – * https://tastingmenu.wordpress.com/2011/06/20/anticucho * https://tastingmenu.wordpress.com/2013/06/29/nobu-miami-marinated-grilled-short-ribs …I went to work at a Japanese restaurant in the capital of Argentina, Buenos Aires…I had only been in the country for a year… –Nobu: The Cookbook, p. 15 …we’ve added a green chimichurri salsa from Argentina that uses lots of Japanese shiso and Peruvian huacatay – […]

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Red Wine Braised Oxtails, Bouchon Style

Previously, on tastingmenu.wordpress.com – * https://tastingmenu.wordpress.com/2012/07/17/snake-river-farms-ribeye-french-laundry-style-sauce-bordelaise Recently, I’d gotten a request from my wife to make oxtails.  I should’ve known, given how much she likes trotters.  But how to prepare them?  One possible way I could’ve gone was to do a Korean-style preparation with daikon, onions and potatoes.  It then occurred to me to try […]

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Nobu Chilean Seabass With Tabbouleh Salsa

Previously, on tastingmenu.wordpress.com – * https://tastingmenu.wordpress.com/2011/04/20/nobu-chilean-seabass-and-truffles-with-yuzu-soy-butter-sauce * https://tastingmenu.wordpress.com/2011/10/28/dashi-marinated-sake-roasted-chilean-seabass …you may be tempted to eat a lot of it. But I warn you: This is not a main course to fill you up. Scallops are rich food… -Nobu Matsuhisa (http://www.nytimes.com/2001/10/24/dining/the-chef-nobu-matsuhisa.html) So as I was flipping through Nobu: The Cookbook, I came across the grilled scallop/tabbouleh salsa […]

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Nobu Breakfast Donburi

Previously, on tastingmenu.wordpress.com – * https://tastingmenu.wordpress.com/2013/07/27/tobanyaki-for-breakfast I had a fun time doing the breakfast tobanyaki last time out so I wanted to try to make another breakfast item from the Nobu Hotel menu.  This time around I thought it might be fun to try and make the breakfast donburi (scrambled/soft eggs with tomato, salmon, nori, […]

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Potstickers (aka guo-tie/鍋貼)

Having potsticker (guo tie) dumplings in Lower Manhattan’s Chinatown was just one of those “favorite dish” memories I’d had growing up. Because of a version of that dish which my wife and I recently had at a suburban restaurant (that had a following because of its dim sum reputation), I thought I’d do the same […]

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Revisiting A Matsuhisa Omakase Dish

Previously, on tastingmenu.wordpress.com – * https://tastingmenu.wordpress.com/2010/11/16/nobu-sobabuckwheat-risotto * https://tastingmenu.wordpress.com/2011/05/04/matsuhisa-la (omakase, 15 Dec 2006) * https://tastingmenu.wordpress.com/2011/12/05/nobu-balsamic-teriyaki-sauce I haven’t been to Matsuhisa in a while (what with everything going on here in Boston) and I was sort of missing a omakase dish I had had there.  My wife hadn’t ever had it, so I thought I’d try to […]

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