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Breakfast Crepes à la Ben Davis

Don’t be intimidated; crepes are easy to make. They will taste as good as the eggs you use. Adapted from a recipe in Piper Davis and Ellen Jackson’s The Grand Central Baking Book, these crepes are a delightful way to begin your day.


Black Cod Teriyaki

Briefly bathing black cod in a sweet and salty marinade compliments it strong flavor. The Japanese adore black cod and have perfected its simple preparation. Eat this with white rice, miso soup and a few greens. The butteriness of the fish will knock your socks off!

3 1/2 Tbsp soy sauce
2 Tbsp sweet sake (mirin) or white wine
2 Tbsp sake or water
1/2 Tbsp brown sugar (1 Tbsp if using white wine and water)
4 slices black cod (each about 4 oz)

1. In a medium-sized bowl, mix together the first four ingredients.

2. Place the black cod into the sauce. Let marinate for 15 minutes in the refrigerator. Flip the fish and marinate for an additional 15 minutes.

3. Bake the fish on a baking sheet for 8 to 10 minutes at 380 degrees, or panfry.

Makes 4 servings

Recipe by Naoko Tamura, Chef Naoko Bento Café
www.chefnaoko.com
1237 SW Jefferson St., Portland

Photo by N. Scott Trimble




2 Responses to “Black Cod Teriyaki”

  1. Paula
    August 27th, 2009 at 5:08 pm

    Marinate the black cod in soy and sake and how to cook it? Help me!

  2. Lola Milholland
    August 31st, 2009 at 12:15 pm

    Hi Paula,

    Sorry if the recipe is unclear. We suggest either baking the fish at 380 degrees for 8 – 10 minutes (if you place the fish on tinfoil it will be clean and easy to remove) or pan-frying the fish in a neutral oil such as canola until it is still juicy but cooked all the way through. Remember to discard the marinade before you cook the black cod . Hope that helps! Let me know if you’d like additional instructions, and tell us how it turns out!

    Lola Milholland
    Edible Portland Recipe Editor

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