Hi wavetripper. Very interesting the way you remove the black from the mantle.
Steel wool and plastic brush.
Nicely done.
One small point. The abalone muscle does have a grain. Instead of slicing the way you do if you slice the Ab in half from the top then put the flat ends down and slice steaks lengthwise you will get more tender steaks that don't need as much pounding.
Also if you dredge the steaks in white flour before the egg wash the egg sticks better.
why do you use the scrub brush on the skirt since you end up just cutting it off anyway? i can see its useful for the bottom and top, but doing it on the skirt seems pointless since you just get rid of it.
Yes, a lot of folks simply discard the skirt of the ab. we keep the skirt, cut it into bite sized chunks, and make a tasty hor d'eouvre with it that makes a great chaser w/our fav. ale!
western guys are really bad at cooking....always deep fry plus lime juice...how can you waste such a huge abalone with such a stupid cooking methods...are u aus?
What would you know? Have you ever been Abalone diving? Or Cooked Abalone? I have made Abalone many different ways using many different cooking methods and have tasted a lot of other peoples creations. Besides a few minor differences in technique that I have with this guy breading, frying and serving with a lemon. You can't get any better. Period. Where ever your from, stay there. No use wasting good abalone on a hater who probably couldn't cook his way out of a cafeteria.
where the heck did you find that mutant giant piece of abalone....and how do we do it....i only have a rubber duckie...i have no expensive sophisticated fishing boats.
Abalone is a snail, lives along rocks and kelp in the Pacific Ocean off Ca where it can be hunted during low tide season: usually April-June and then another tide around Nov. You can rock pick or free dive down to about 10' depths using weights and an abalone iron and a 7:guage.
I take the skirt parts from 3 abs and cut into 1 1/2" cubes put into a large enough pot with water just to cover, The following amounts are subject to your individual taste)Add in soysauce and sugar(about3/4 cup each), some salt and pepper (about 1/2 tsp. salt and 1/4 tsp pepper)on med.hi heat,bring to boil, then cover and reduce heat to simmer and cook anywhere from 1-2 hrs or until tender tested w/a fork tine or knife...drain, then cool in frig, add a toothpick to each cube; serve
sexy video
amfiouk 11 hours ago
u definetly not frm nz
TheZaneah 2 weeks ago
wat a waste eat the hol lot gud size paua tho
TheZaneah 2 weeks ago
What does abalone taste like? Does it have a close taste to that of an oyster ( kinda like the ocean water) mussels, or scallops?
ViLLaPiNoZ 2 weeks ago
Looks good!! Cant wait for ab season to start up again!!
thotkrime 3 weeks ago
nice tutorial!
can we have the title to the song please?
altggg 3 months ago
is this halal?
intelligentertuerke 8 months ago
@intelligentertuerke lol
Stefandurrr 2 months ago
abalone is v expensive what a waste on a dish like this
chinarose168 10 months ago
@chinarose168 Might be expensive where you are. Free in our particular part of the world.
longfinnedeeler 7 months ago
This has been flagged as spam show
What's with the music are we cooking abalone or making sweet sweet looooove?
MrJoeygeeee 11 months ago
Whats with the music are we cooking abalone or making sweet sweet looooove?
MrJoeygeeee 11 months ago 7
@MrJoeygeeee Can't we do both?!
MrAlexbradley 5 months ago
This has been flagged as spam show
Whats with the music? Are we cooking abalone or making sweet sweet looooove?
MrJoeygeeee 11 months ago
i find the background music disturbingly wrong with this video XD
1315jimmie 1 year ago
Comment removed
MrJoeygeeee 11 months ago
Comment removed
MrJoeygeeee 11 months ago
This has been flagged as spam show
@1315jimmie
I know are we cooking abalone or making sweet sweet looooove?
MrJoeygeeee 11 months ago
This has been flagged as spam show
I know are we cooking abalone or making sweet sweet looooove?
MrJoeygeeee 11 months ago
Comment removed
MrJoeygeeee 11 months ago
This has been flagged as spam show
I know are we cooking abalone or making sweet sweet looooove?
MrJoeygeeee 11 months ago
did you throw away the skirt of the abalone?imho thats the most tasty part.
qqqweplr 1 year ago
you are wasting so much of the flavour scrubbing it like that there is no need
lucvaudar 1 year ago
that's work intensive!
kinmik 1 year ago
Good explanation, nice video. I've never tasted it before and I didn't even hear about "abalone" before here in Europe. It looks tasty though.
Scar246 1 year ago
I live just outside of Houston, near the coast. Can I find them here? A dealer?
THB79 2 years ago
wow you guys must be rich... My fam usually gets the smaller ones in packs of 12 and thats already 100-200 bucks....
MauXbeats 2 years ago
Left my mouth watering!
LETCA 2 years ago
more like an abalone cutlet no?
waya121 2 years ago
i soo wanna try this hmm
Silky2dope 2 years ago
Hi wavetripper. Very interesting the way you remove the black from the mantle.
Steel wool and plastic brush.
Nicely done.
One small point. The abalone muscle does have a grain. Instead of slicing the way you do if you slice the Ab in half from the top then put the flat ends down and slice steaks lengthwise you will get more tender steaks that don't need as much pounding.
Also if you dredge the steaks in white flour before the egg wash the egg sticks better.
Great video. Thanks.
Chistant 2 years ago 2
What a new way to enjoy abalone. For me its just in stew form.
jtingcc 2 years ago
why do you use the scrub brush on the skirt since you end up just cutting it off anyway? i can see its useful for the bottom and top, but doing it on the skirt seems pointless since you just get rid of it.
nugunslinger 2 years ago
Hi there,
Yes, a lot of folks simply discard the skirt of the ab. we keep the skirt, cut it into bite sized chunks, and make a tasty hor d'eouvre with it that makes a great chaser w/our fav. ale!
wavetripper 2 years ago
western guys are really bad at cooking....always deep fry plus lime juice...how can you waste such a huge abalone with such a stupid cooking methods...are u aus?
put2004 2 years ago
I agree. it tastes much better when you prepare it another way.
jgsky 2 years ago
What would you know? Have you ever been Abalone diving? Or Cooked Abalone? I have made Abalone many different ways using many different cooking methods and have tasted a lot of other peoples creations. Besides a few minor differences in technique that I have with this guy breading, frying and serving with a lemon. You can't get any better. Period. Where ever your from, stay there. No use wasting good abalone on a hater who probably couldn't cook his way out of a cafeteria.
sulttan007 2 years ago
where the heck did you find that mutant giant piece of abalone....and how do we do it....i only have a rubber duckie...i have no expensive sophisticated fishing boats.
pianoNgrapez 2 years ago
Abalone is a snail, lives along rocks and kelp in the Pacific Ocean off Ca where it can be hunted during low tide season: usually April-June and then another tide around Nov. You can rock pick or free dive down to about 10' depths using weights and an abalone iron and a 7:guage.
wavetripper 2 years ago
@pianoNgrapez some parts during days of heavy waves and low tides divers only have to dive maybe 15 ft and can be bought
champwagner 1 year ago
why do you need to tenderise it? does it get tough when cooked?
rabbiteh 3 years ago
im wondering what's abalone's taste is??hehe,,can u tell me?? because it's quite expensive or let's say it's really expensive,,hehehe,,
kukurucoocoo 3 years ago
Makes a great sandwich on Italian bread with capers and butter!
motaloca 3 years ago
that's incredible.. what a huge abalone.
Kreavlin 3 years ago
If you are going to trim off the skirt, why scrub it at all?
taoh780 3 years ago
hi there,
the skirt is used in making hor d'eouvres!
wavetripper 3 years ago
That makes sense...care to share the recipe?
taoh780 3 years ago
Hi there,
I take the skirt parts from 3 abs and cut into 1 1/2" cubes put into a large enough pot with water just to cover, The following amounts are subject to your individual taste)Add in soysauce and sugar(about3/4 cup each), some salt and pepper (about 1/2 tsp. salt and 1/4 tsp pepper)on med.hi heat,bring to boil, then cover and reduce heat to simmer and cook anywhere from 1-2 hrs or until tender tested w/a fork tine or knife...drain, then cool in frig, add a toothpick to each cube; serve
wavetripper 3 years ago
where's the chips??? :D
rabbiteh 3 years ago
ew gross
XxBrEeZyXcUpCaKeXx 3 years ago