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Topic: Poke serving question.  (Read 2446 times)

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Califbill

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Need to do appetizers for a group Thursday.   Thinking make some poke from some yellowfin in the freezer.  Thinking of doing a bowl of poke and some slices of avocado in another bowl and then they can put in crackers.   Any better suggestions?


Sakana Seeker

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You really can’t go wrong w fresh hamachi!
Just an alternative to consider, which is often found in sushi restaurants these days:

https://www.platingsandpairings.com/hamachi-crudo/
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SteveS doesn't kayak anymore

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Super easy to make wonton wrapper chips.

Cut the wrappers into triangles, grease a cookie sheet, spray oil the wrappers on top, add some seasalt, bake at 400 for 6 minutes. Serve that instead of the regular chips with the POke.  I've been doing it with my BFT last few times, and it is a total hit.

if you under cook some of the wrappers they'll be nearly white, and overcook you'll get brown (i'm talking just a couple minutes); the brown ones have a really nice nutty taste, and the contrast of the two colors is appealing
« Last Edit: July 12, 2022, 02:23:16 PM by SteveS doesn't kayak anymore »


Rick

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Could also do inari if you want a tray of individual cups

You really can’t go wrong w fresh hamachi!
Just an alternative to consider, which is often found in sushi restaurants these days:

https://www.platingsandpairings.com/hamachi-crudo/

Yellowfin*. YT degrades pretty significantly with freezing btw. Not sure about tuna, but after 10 months dressing it up in poke is almost certainly the way to go IMO.


Califbill

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Commercial vacuum sealed.  Stays fresh a long time.   Both yellowfin and yellowtail.