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  • Great skill but don't rinse them and save the brine !!!!!

  • 下手すぎる…

  • 鮮魚店で購入した牡蠣は開けてすぐ食べられるのに、水揚げしたて­の牡蠣はなんであんなに塩辛いのでしょうか。

    水洗いしないと食べられたものじゃありません。

    ヨーロッパでは開く前に塩分濃度を下げるための下処理をしている­のではないでしょうか。

  • do you scrub the outside of the oysters in cold water or hot? or does it even matter?

  • ヨーロッパではかきを生で食べるのが主ですから、絶対に水洗いは­しません。味がなくなってしまうからです。日本ではたいてい料理­して食べますからかまわないのでしょうね。

  • @FromEurope 日本でもカキは生食の方が人気じゃないですか?

    確かにヨーロッパのレストランでは洗わないですよね。板前さんの­話によると、日本では蠣の中に虫やゴミなどが入っていたり、美味­しく食べられるように塩分の調節をするために冷水に通すとのこと­です。日本人って食にうるさいですもんね。ヨーロッパ人に言わせ­たら神経質すぎるって笑われそう。

  • Voorwaarden:

    If their are any harmful bacteria present, rinsing under cold water,will NOT remove any of it.

    It is considered in the gamble one takes, every time raw shellfish is eaten.

    Other than cooking, the bacteria, if present, will not be killed.Even a steamed or roasted/grilled oyster,the way i like them, is not cooked enough to kill it. If they are cooked to a temp. that would kill the bacteria, they are overcooked, in my opinion.

  • them oysters are huge...western oysters are much smaller, tasty and no need to wash them.

  • はじめまして

    楽しませていただきます。

  • Such skill, such cleanliness. Simply awesome.

  • is customary to wash oysters in Japan?

  • No, just like in the West, we don't wash the regular oysters because we like to preserve the briny "juice." However, these are called "iwagaki" (in Japanese) and we wash them because there isn't much juice in the shell casing, most of the juice is retained in the meat itself, and also to clean off the broken shell pieces (they are very sharp). Umm, it looks yummy...

  • not unless you want bacteria and bits from the outside of the oyster in your mouth I suppose

  • those oysters are big. they are bigger than the ones from the atlantic.

  • hurro lmao

  • thanks^^

  • These videos are very well made, and educational! (^_^) Thank you for the videos! I would love to learn more about 和食料理.

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