#003 NYC郊外庶民のお魚事情

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お魚が好き、日本帰国時には毎日お魚で"食いだめ"します。NYCはたくさんの食材が集まる都会なので、ここ郊外でもお魚は色々と手に入りますが...やっぱり日本での種類と鮮度には叶いません。しかし、手に入るもののなかであれこれ調理して楽しんでいます。"スナッパー"という魚を焼いた話は文字のブログにもポストしました。覗いてみてください。[たちまちWASABI]「スナッパー丸焼きでめでたく♪」 rockinwasabi.hatenablog.com/entry/2020/09/02/040015

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