Craving for icy hold beer during this sizzling hot summer?
Let me show you something yummy that goes perfectly with Japanese beer!
Ankimo (monk fish liver with ikura)-
Ingredients?
1/2 can or 1 serving portion of monk fish liver
(you can find canned or fresh monk fish liver from Japanese supermarket)
1 tablespoon of ikura (salmon roe)
Some grated radish
Some finely chopped scallion
Ponzu sauce
How?
Simply lay the monk fish liver in a serving dish,
Drizzle some ponzu sauce and top with ikura.
Place about 2 teaspoon full of grated radish on top and sprinkle some chopped scallion.
That's it!
Almost or exactly the same as the one you get at a sushi joint!
Cindy's Rating: 8
This looks great, and the ikura on top of the ankimo looks so beautiful and round. Unfortunately I haven't eaten ankimo at all before, so I can'te even visualize how this will taste :(.
ReplyDeleteTo Eat Travel Eat~
ReplyDeleteMaybe try to order it at a sushi place in the future?
It's a love or hate dish I think, some people loves it and some just can't even take a small bite of ankimo!
Monk fish liver? My first hearing it!:O
ReplyDeleteTo Tigerfish~
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely love it!
one of my favorite blogs. *food*
ReplyDeleteTo leslielovesmakeup~
ReplyDeleteThank you so much!!
Oh, wow. I am drooling.
ReplyDeleteThis sounds delicious!
I wish I had a Japanese market near me!
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To Ivan~
ReplyDeleteHa yeah, I don't know how am I gonna live withouth a Japanese market now!
i LOVE ankimo and i didn't know it was available at the supermarket! next time i stop by mitsuwa i'll have to look for it. yummm!
ReplyDeleteTo Jen~
ReplyDeleteYeah, last time I went there they only had the fresh one, not the canned one.
Keep an eye on it and see if you can find the canned ankimo!