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Pinoy Kusinero

Adobong Pusit (Squid Adobo) - 0 views

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    Here is one of my favorite variation of seafood adobo - Adobong Pusit or Squid Adobo. It is a very rich and tasty dish made from squids cooked adobo style. Full details here: http://www.pinoykusinero.com/2015/01/adobong-pusit-squid-adobo.html
Victoria Chan

Squid and Cuttlefish with Cooking Courses Online - 0 views

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    The squid , Loligo formosana , called pla meuk kluai , in Thai, has a tubular body with fins at one end and tentacles at the other. The body is covered with a thin skin flecked with red . After washing , this is removed and the tentacles and head are separated from the body . The clear bone and associated membrane , which are attached to the head , are discarded . Then , The eyes and ink sac are cut away , the hard beak is removed , and the squid is washed again. ...Squid and Cuttlefish with Cooking Courses Online
Naoko Yoshioka

Boiled Squid( さっぱりイカ) - 0 views

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    Here's a Japanese Cooking Recipe for Boiled Squid. This a great dish for parties and when you have guess over the house. It also goes great with any alcohol. Enjoy.
Fernando Lachica

Seafood Siomai | Dumpling Recipes Worldwide - 0 views

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    Siomai is a Chinese dumplings cooked in a steamer and eaten with a sauce or dip. Steamed or pan fried, partially or fully enveloped in dough, filled with everything from pork to seafood to glutinous rice. You can choose which one suits your taste and store in a freezer for later use. Steamed Chinese dumplings often served at dim sum, filled with a mixture of shrimp and squid, these siomai are juicy, flavorful and delicious.
Uthen Kamsurin

Korean Seafood Pizza - 0 views

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    Korean Pizza is unlike any other Pizza, indeed in appearance it is more like an omlette or crepe
cookingrabbit

IKAYAKI | COOKING RABBIT - 0 views

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    If you visit Japan you should try ikayaki. Ikayaki is a popular, no frills Japanese street food which is usually served on sticks so that they can be eaten on the go and enjoyed with a cold beer. The squid is grilled until tender and drizzled with a combination of soy sauce and other Japanese condiments. Your visit is not complete if you have not try this Japanese street food.
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