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"Imitation crab" is made of REAL surimi. Surimi just means "ground
meat", in this case ground fish meat, though it can also meat pork or whatever. I read an article somewhere, I forget where, where they pointed out that there is some very high-quailty imitation crab that's really good. I read it and forgot it. Last week, a few months later, I was at a Japanese supermarket and picked up a pound of the most expensive fake crab they had. Most were 2 or 3 bucks this one was 6. Last night with some really fun Vietnamese banh bao ( http://tinyurl.com/o52uyvk ), I whipped up a little faux crab salad with Old Bay and celery on lettuce. It tasted great! It had more texture than imitation crab usually has, and it had a more significant flavor. So tonight I'm making a little pasta side-dish for a pork dish, and I intend to through a little fake crab in there just to juke it up. This stuff is damned handy! Back when "cutlets" stunk up the newsgroup I got a comple of pork loins which I wished were thinner, but what the hell. The sauce that's going on them is port wine with some creme fraiche. Easy as I can imagine and tasty as hell. |
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