Explaining fish while filleting it from @omaweii

The creator, a chef, demonstrates the process of filleting a whole Buri (Japanese Amberjack). While performing the skilled knife work, he provides a voiceover explaining that Buri is the mature, wild-caught version of the fish, unlike the younger, farmed Hamachi. He concludes by highlighting that this maturity results in a richer, more complex flavor that melts with umami.

Creator: @omaweii on Instagram

Transcript

Is Buri tier Japanese amberjack. Unlike the younger hamachi, which is farmed year round, Buri is only caught in the wild once it reaches full maturity. That extra time develops a richer, more complex flavor, and when handled properly, each bite melts with umami.

Topics: Food, Craftsmanship

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