Hey sushi fans thanks for checking back for another video
so if you're wondering what a scamp is, it's actually a very popular type of Grouper in Florida
and it's regarded as one of the best eating grouper in the area by many of the locals
and in my opinion it's way better than some of the more commercialized groupers like
Gags or Reds and I like it because the texture is softer and it's smoother than the other groupers
and besides using it for sushi
I think it's also the perfect fish for steaming too
and unlike other groupers, scamps have very clean and healthy looking meat
a lot of the groupers we get here have worms everywhere, especially the red
grouper where the filets are notorious for having parasites
but I haven't really experienced this with scamp's for some reason they are less
prone to parasitic infections and for this reason I only use scamps for sushi
if I had to pick which kind of grouper to use
scamp is not an oily fish like salmon so the flavor is very subtle and smooth
sort of like flounder. It's very soft but the meat doesn't break apart easily so
it's not a hard fish to work with if you're careful you should be fine.
If you're new to eating sashimi this is a great fish to try out since the flavor
not as intense as something like mackerel. And since the taste is so
smooth you can try sprinkling a touch of salt to enhance the flavor a little bit
especially if you don't want to go heavy on the soy sauce.
You can also try it with ponzu which is what I did at the end.
All right guys I'm gonna let the rest a video play out and by the way if you don't want to do sushi
I would highly suggest steaming the whole fish Chinese style.
Check out some of the recipes online but normally you always calls for soy sauce, rice wine, scallion, and ginger
This is really my favorite way of enjoying scamp it's really good trust me
And also, I just want to thank all the people on Facebook for help sharing my last video on Blue Runner Sushi
it got a lot of attention and it seems like people
either loved it or they were totally disgusted by it. It just goes to show
that a lot of people will find something distasteful purely because it was
presumed to be bad eating or because it was used as bait. I just think it's funny
that some people won't ever try blue runners because it's considered bait but
they'll happily pay a lot of money for eating shrimp and squid when they dine out.
Just something to think about. I always tell people don't knock on something until you tried it.
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