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The Kansai mixed style of chirashi: shiitake, burdock, kanpyo and carrot simmered in dashi and soy are folded through sushi rice, then covered with shredded egg crepe, shrimp, unagi, snow peas and salmon roe. Every topping is cooked; there is no raw fish.
A whole fish rubbed with rice wine and salt, steamed on a bed of onions, ginger and scallions with soy and sugar, then showered with garlic and chiles under a pour of smoking-hot sesame oil. The sizzle at the end is the point.
Rounded mounds of jumbo lump crab bound lightly with mayonnaise, egg, Dijon mustard and Old Bay, brushed with melted butter and baked until lightly golden. The crab is the star, so the mixing is kept gentle and the mounds are not packed tightly.
Crisp filo cups baked in mini muffin tins are filled with a cucumber and spring onion relish, topped with a king prawn, a curl of gravadlax and a mustard soured cream sauce.
Plump shrimp and spaghetti are glossed with butter, lemon and a jammy tangle of green chiles, jalapeño and garlic. A final shower of parsley and lemon zest keeps the chilli heat bright rather than heavy.
Meet Green Fig and Saltfish, the dish that Grenadians reach for when they want the island on a plate. Firm slices of green banana, the "fig" of the name, are simmered until tender and folded through flaky salt cod sautéed with onion, garlic, tomato and thyme. It is simple, thrifty cooking with real depth, the kind of plate that has fed families for generations and still turns up at Sunday tables and celebrations alike.
Green Fig and Saltfish is the national dish of Saint Lucia, a vibrant island in the Caribbean. This beloved culinary gem showcases a harmonious interplay of simple yet robust local ingredients. Green figs, otherwise known as unripe bananas, are paired with salted codfish to create a dish that's steeped in history and island tradition. Originating from the resourcefulness of the island's early inhabitants, this dish highlights the mix of African, European, and Carib influences that characterize Saint Lucian cuisine. Typically enjoyed as a breakfast or brunch dish, Green Fig and Saltfish is reve
A green goddess salad of potatoes, green beans and sugar-snaps with avocado, radishes and spring onions under a herby anchovy, mayonnaise and crème fraîche dressing.
Tart shredded green mango and red onion are dressed with lime and palm sugar, then finished with creamy avocado, crisp fried shrimp and roasted cashews. The chili adds a gentle warmth when used.
Crisp shredded green papaya is lightly pounded with string beans, tomato, peanuts and chili in a sharp lime dressing. It is a bright, crunchy salad with a medium to hot level of heat.
Seared shrimp poured over with a vivid blender sauce of cilantro, scallions, jalapeño, garlic and lemon, loosened yogurt drizzled on top and grilled baguette for sopping.
Plaice fillets grilled under a lemon and parsley gremolata crumb, served with baked potato wedges, steamed green beans and a lighter tartare sauce of egg, cornichons and capers.
Thick asparagus spears grilled until lightly charred are served with a tahini mayonnaise sharpened with lemon, anchovy and garlic, plus lemon zest over the top.
The contrast of serving a grilled vegetable ice-cold is thrilling, and the Caesar dressing is rich and thick enough to cling longingly to each leaf of cabbage.
Udon noodles in an anchovy, kelp and bonito broth topped with charred green onion and seared chicken thigh glazed with a touch of sugar. The broth is clear and deep, the toppings smoky.
Five big shell-on shrimp are grilled and brushed with a sweet-sour tamarind and roasted chili glaze until it caramelizes. They are served over fragrant green curry rice with a side of plain steamed vegetables.
ThaiMain course25 minServes 1 to 21794 kcalGluten-freeEgg-freeHigh Fiber
Salted mackerel fillets grill skin-side down and are served with crushed potatoes folded with cabbage, brown butter, capers and mustard, plus soft-boiled eggs and lemon wedges.
East EuropeanMain course1 hr 30 minServes 4559 kcalGluten-freeHigh Fiber
Grilled mackerel rested under chopped ripe tomatoes and capers with lemon juice, served with potatoes, peppers and garlic simmered in olive oil and white wine.
Grilled mackerel fillets over warm peppers, cherry tomatoes and red onion tossed in a lemon, garlic and chilli dressing with parsley, basil, rocket and green olives.
Main course1 hrServes 4291 kcalGluten-freeDairy-freeEgg-freeDiabetic
A whole side of salmon grilled skin-side down until crisp, spooned with a green romesco of charred poblanos, almonds, parsley, jalapeño and lemon, grilled lemon halves alongside.
Red scallops bake on the half shell under garlicky basil butter and a cap of mozzarella. They come out bubbling, fragrant and ready to eat straight from the shell.
Skin-on salmon seared until crisp, served in a rich red curry and coconut sauce scented with lime leaf and basil. Steamed vegetables underneath soak up the warmly spiced, mildly hot sauce.
A fresh twist on the French classic: pepper-crusted seared salmon over a niçoise-style salad of potatoes, green beans, olives and tomatoes, with a punchy anchovy and mustard dressing.