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  • Just to give you an idea how exclusive tuna has become - On January 2001, a 440 pound bluefin sold for $220, 000. Another 511 pound example sold on January 2010 for $175, 000.

  • o toro ..... that's all u need.

  • much more respectful judges than that fat old man on iron chef america

  • @1986OMFG

    Yeah that fat old guy who always sides with Iron Chef (specifically Flay)

    This show is better on so many levels

  • shit i really want to try the cheak meat and the eye ball

  • @mekore they are fricken good!!!!

  • musashi wins against kojiro!!

  • I think this was probably the best food ever.

  • Did Kishi actually say "too much salt"?

  • mmmm, mmmMMM!!! hahahaha i love dubbing

  • why only 3 judges?

  • He made the judges eat fish eyeballs AND he still won... only on Iron Chef.... XD

  • make?

    au contraire. it's THE part real gourmets know to ask for.

    the fattiness of any fish is concentrated around the head and the belly. behind the eyes, u get delicious gelatin that expresses purely the sweetness of the fish, without any unpleasant smell.

    i'd say he won only because he did the eyeball dish. if any part signs off the fish as a theme ingredient, it's the eyeball gelatin itself.

  • That eyeball must've tasted great.

  • i wish culinary critic asashi kishi got a case of bad fugu

  • kurimoto is tryina get wasted on TV hahaha

  • kurimoto's always about drinking sake

  • if u got a big sword, u might as well use it.

  • Kaga looks so young!

  • they should prepare two fish head instead of one

    fish head is a huge advantage

  • How the hell can eggplant "overpower" tuna? And as usual she complains about the salt.

  • HAHAHAHahahahahaha

  • eggplants provide a rather musky bland taste. it overpowers a lot of stuff surprisingly easily.

    even in simple chilli stir fry, you need incredible amounts of chilli and oil to make the thing even have any sort of significant taste.

    it's the sort of thing anyone who can and does cook will know.

  • that's simply not true.

  • it is true. giving me a thumbs down won't make u any more right.

    eggplant tastes fantastic with dried baby shrimp and chilli, but not alone. it requires a very strong backing to actually make it taste palatable, save for acquired / unique tastes.

    alone it's musky with a hint of grassy sweetness right at the end of chewing. that's eggplant described in a sentence

  • you had just said it doesn't have a significant bland taste, and that it was usually overpowering.

    well, for a chef who doesn't know what he is doing that may be true. eggplant's skin and flesh are almost two different ingredients. one should know what he/she is doing.

    it's also used in many simple dishes, so that it's at the forefront. eggplant jam, puree with garlic, stuffed eggplant, caramelized eggplant with cream etc.. check out mid east cuisine.

  • "eggplants provide a rather musky bland taste. it overpowers a lot of stuff surprisingly easily"

    i don't get why you keep thumbsing me down

    anyhoo, like i said, it's a musky flavour that sort of overpowers subtle flavours. for example, no one would eat eggplant with delicate hong kong style steamed fish, it'd overpower all the delicate flavours. with other strong flavours though, it'd taste fantastic. imagine tomato puree, or cream, garlic to accentuate not flavour, like u said..

  • first you say, "you need incredible amounts of chilli and oil to make the thing even have any sort of significant taste" by that definition one would expect an ingredient with similar qualities like tofu.

    you also say, it overpowers things easily. those two are contradictory. it's rare to have both.

    and even if you did have an ingredient like that why would you want to accentuate the bland taste with garlic? and why should it taste fantastic? you don't make sense.

  • by significant taste, i referred to an outstanding sharp taste of one or more of the 4 major flavours, sweet, sour, bitter, salty. having a musky aftertaste doesn't exactly reflect as a flavour, as technicality permits, but it's still a detectable description

    the muskiness covers up other flavours easily, masking subtle delicate flavours like soy. it, however, accentuates spicier/masculine flavours better, meaning stuff chilli, garlic, dried baby shrimp

    why ask questions without answering any?

  • you are not asking questions. you are merely making uneducated remarks. and you continue doing them.

    does meat have any of the "significance" you mention? would you criticize meat as an ingredient as well?

    you obviously don't know what you are talking about. just check a turkish restaurant and ask the chef how many different dishes he can make with eggplant. and taste some.

  • I think you are confusing Hosoki with Kiishi... sorry.

  • That sucks that the challenger lost in front of his Dad.

  • This whole show is an awesome concept.

  • Very nice, there is no defeating michiba

  • Great episode! Thanks!

  • 600th video, and all of them have been awesome. thanks a ton, archo.

  • 120th episode to be exact.

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