33 Quotes About Seafood

  • Author Yuto Tsukuda
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    What a relaxing taste. It's like this meal is warming me, both body and heart.Cuttlefish and mackerel- the bounty of the seas- melded together into salty beauty.

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  • Author Yuto Tsukuda
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    Salmon Meunière, piping hot and steaming with the rich aroma of butter!Sautéed squid liver, boldly fragrant with the scents of garlic and soy sauce!And a gleaming mound of glittery salmon roe marinated in soy sauce!"It's a parade of the ultimate in gourmet ingredients!Somei Saito senpai has created a brand-new culinary gem with his Buttered Seafood Rice Bowl!

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  • Author Matt Goulding
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    From the salty bite of gizzard shad to the supple sweetness of horse mackerel to the crunch and brine of ark shell clam, Sawada guides you through the full spectrum of ocean taste and texture. A giant prawn split into two pieces delivers dessert levels of sweetness. Saltwater eel is equal parts crunchy skin and tender flesh. Smoked bonito, in all its concentrated, fire-kissed intensity, will keep you awake at night.

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  • Author Kirstin Chen
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    The hawker center was a large, open-air hall that housed four dozen independently owned food stalls, each specializing in a single signature dish, from barbecued stingray coated in fiery, pungent shrimp paste to Hokkien mee, a mixture of yellow and rice noodles, fried with eggs and then braised in rich, savory prawn stock.

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  • Author Kirstin Chen
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    As we followed, she listed all the dishes Auntie Tina had ordered: crispy eel in sweet sauce, smoked duck two ways, hand-pulled noodles with crab roe- "luckily we had enough pregnant crabs on hand!"- and others I could not decipher from their poetic yet opaque Chinese names: squirrel-shaped Mandarin fish, eight treasure rice, four happiness pork.

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  • Author Anna Gavalda
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    Camille didn't know how to cook, so she had stopped in at Goubetzkoï's and bought an assortment of tarama, salmon, marinated fish and onion chutneys. They filled all the great-uncle's little bowls with painstaking care, and to reheat the blinis on the hot plate they fashioned an ingenious sort of toaster from an old lid and some tinfoil.

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  • Author Kate Jacobs
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    Not to mention the endless Saturday afternoon lunches with the entire family, savoring calamares, gazpacho, pescaito frito, flounder seviche, solomillo al queso, a fillet in blue cheese sauce, and arroz con leche.

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  • Author Kate Jacobs
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    Four hours later, Gus, Carmen, and Oliver shared a celebratory bottle to toast the best meal they had ever cooked on the fly: plates of paella-inspired risotto with clams, salt-crusted trout with fennel, thinly sliced Wagyu beef with thyme butter, and a trio of cream puffs flavored with ginger, green tea, and chocolate-chili, among other dishes.

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  • Author Anne Ostby
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    Kokoda isn't actually sushi, it's fish cooked in lime juice. Ceviche, which is made in Central and South America, is prepared in the same way. It's a chemical process, the citric acid denatures the proteins in the flesh of the fish so the molecules change their structure

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