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		<title>Hotate nigiri in the world of unabashed fusion</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Ok. So, unless I&#8217;m feeling really charitable, fusion just annoys the hell out of me. Nuclear fusion isn&#8217;t actually all that bad of an idea; culinary fusion, particularly of the sort that convinces you the world has lost its ever loving mind&#8230;IS bad, and ought to be regulated. That&#8217;s not to say that there aren&#8217;t [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Ok.  So, unless I&#8217;m feeling really charitable, fusion just annoys the hell out of me.  <strong>Nuclear </strong>fusion isn&#8217;t actually all that bad of an idea; culinary fusion, particularly of the sort that convinces you the world has lost its ever loving mind&#8230;IS bad, and ought to be regulated.  That&#8217;s not to say that there aren&#8217;t good, even great examples of fusion the world over.  My favorite perhaps is <a href="http://www.sushisamba.com/" target="_blank">Sushi Samba</a> in Miami&#8217;s South Beach.  And tonight, because I got carried away by the gor-gee-us diver scallops at the market, and because I guess I am feeling very charitable, I fused some sushi like nobody&#8217;s business.</p>
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<p>First off&#8230;these scallops?  Absolutely stunning.  One of those times when you&#8217;re walking by the fish stall, and all that nicely, brightly, color-infused stuff fades into the background, and you&#8217;re left with these succulent scallops almost the size of tangerines.  Finger jabbing, head nodding, wallet opening, car driving, towel dabbing, and then finally knife slicing (but thinly, thinly).</p>
<p>Next, rice, using some excellent vinegar and some kombu that, as it luxuriates in my cupboard is slowly becoming sentient (but no less tasty).  Then, into the rice roll I pressed a little slice of jalapeño, on top of that a slice of scallop, then a slice of avocado.  On the very top, a little dab of hoisin sauce, a squeeze of lime, and a quick shake of black sesame seeds.  I served it with some soy and grilled sardines (which also looked magnificent) with miso.</p>
<p>Do I have a picture of the resulting feast?  No.  I do not.  Why? Because once the vultures scented blood there was nothing photographic remaining.  Next time, I promise, there will be pictures.</p>
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