Hey, its back!

http://www.geocities.com/markpnelson...mo/ankimo.html

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Dan

Dan, the last three letters prior to the "@" sign are missing. The link
doesn't work.

Norman Leonski wrote:
> Dan, the last three letters prior to the "@" sign are missing. The link
> doesn't work.
>
Worked for me Norman.

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- George
"... are you going to finish that?"

"Dan Logcher" > wrote in message
...
> Hey, its back!
>
>
http://www.geocities.com/markpnelson...mo/ankimo.html
>
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> Dan

OK...here's something I noticed.
The recipe on this page soaks in salt water, then sake, then removes veins.
It doesn't say to remove skin. This is a rather big error, unless the author
meant
that removing veins includes removing skin.

Even so the order differs from my recipe.
I originally used to do what this page does, namely soak in salt water,
sake, then
remove the skin.
After a few years of this, I changed my method to skin first, then soak.
The skin while thin is pretty tough, and in terms of leaching out blood, the
skin
won't let it pass out into the salt water. Nor will it let the sake soak
into the Ankimo.
When I skinned first, I found that most of that "bad smell" you get when
steaming disappears.
Anyway, everyone has their own recipe so there's no "right" or "wrong".
M