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Suzuki for Sashimi, Or is it Mulloway

November 25, 2010 by serge the concierge

It all started with A Fish Called Mulloway by Carli Ratcliff (Hunter Gatherer, November 9).

Australians call it Mulloway or Jewfish while in South Africa it sometimes goes by the name dusky Kob.

Clean Seas has the Mulloway Story and shares the best use for different cuts (on page 3).

Suzuki Mulloway or Suzuki is how it is known in Japan.

Japanese chefs prize its translucent flesh for Sashimi dishes.

The Shizuoka Gourmet in Seasonal Fishes 8: Suzuki/Seabass (Shizuoka Sushi) tells us about some of his favorite Suzuki dishes including the Simple Sashimi below.

Belly Filet and Shoulder Portion are best bets for Sashimi according to Clean Seas.

A turkey free Tokyo Thursdays #167

Previously: Beer in Name Only, Happoshu and the Third Beer, Japan and the Taxman

(* Sashimi photo by Shizuoka Gourmet)

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