Caesar salad traditionally has anchovies, but not this one! I developed this recipe as a way to use up oil leftover from confit ahi. The flavor from the anchovy is replaced with that from the tuna oil. If you don’t have confit ahi laying around, you can always substitute oil from canned tuna or olive […]
I heard everyone is making sourdough! Well, I’m making focaccia instead. This bread is one of the easiest breads to make, but it does require some time. 4 1/2 hours total, but only about 1/2 hour of active hands on time. So, gather your ingredients, and let’s get baking! The dough for this bread is […]
When I was working in restaurants this was one of my favorite “go-to” meals for the staff. Poke bowls are simple to make and everyone is always excited to eat them. This can be served in individual bowls, buffet-style, or set up with all the toppings on the side for people to create their own. […]
This is one of my favorite ahi dishes. It has tons of flavor and it’s pretty simple to make. The blackening spice is fairly traditional with two exceptions. I add coffee and sugar. The coffee adds a deeper flavor and some smokiness. The sugar not only adds a little sweetness but also creates a nice […]
Pickles are the main reason I planted cucumber and dill in my garden this year. Dill pickles were, of course, at the top of my list to make. With a variety of uses, including homemade tartar sauce, these pickles are a classic pantry staple. This recipe makes three cups of brine and 2-quart jars of […]
Spicy kimchi, fresh ahi, marinated cucumbers on toasted brioche you can’t go wrong! These sliders are perfect appetizers or snacks. You can even make them larger for a dinner portion. Begin by making the soy glaze. It will need to cool completely in the refrigerator before use. Consisting of mostly sugar and soy sauce the […]
