Ayu, or sweetfish, is a prized Japanese summer delicacy known as the "queen of clear rivers" for its preference for pristine waters and its unique, watermelon-like fragrance and sweet taste. Native to East Asia, this small, silver fish is eaten whole, often grilled with salt (shioyaki) or cooked with rice (ayu gohan), and is a cultural symbol of healthy aquatic environments, with different preparations highlighting young or mature fish. This video shows how to prepare and cook the ayu fish:
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