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Swordfish

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Hey, I need to buy some quality swordfish steaks in Japan.

Is it easy to get and what is it called in Japanese?

Thanks guys.
 
swordfish -> kajiki maguro , but I dont know where to get...sorry ^^'
 
Or it's called 'MEKAJIKI'; you can get it at a fish market or fish section of a supermarket.

It is usually packaged as a thick steak. My mother used to cook it in soy based sauce with some vegetables.
 
Interesting comparison, ffrost nova622.
kajiki maguro ニ谷ニ淡ニ鱈ニ筑ニ丹ニ陳 image
Swordfish
Scientific classification
Kingdom: Animalia
Phylum: Chordata
Class: Actinopterygii
Order: Perciformes
Family: Xiphiidae
Genus: Xiphias
Species: gladius
Binomial name: Xiphias gladius Linnaeus, 1758
Marlin image
Marlin, Spearfish
Scientific classification
Kingdom: Animalae
Phylum: Chordata
Class: Actinopterygii
Order: Perciformes
Family: Istiophoridae
Genera: Tetrapturus Makaira
They share certain features as the pointed head protruding above the mouth and the eye & brain heater, but belong to different families in fish taxonomy.
 
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Swordfish steaks cooked ....

outdoors on the grill taste better then a good beef steak for some reason. Good cuts of shark can taste almost as good, and tuna steaks are also great. I'm not a big fish eater, but cooking outdoors seems to make it so much better.

Frank

 
Swordfish is fantastic. ^_^ Does anyone know some good japanese recipes for it? So far I've only had it grilled.
 
Cynergy said:
Does anyone know some good japanese recipes for it? So far I've only had it grilled.
Kajiki Tatsuta-age

Marinade bite-size cubes in soy, sake and grated ginger mixture, lightly dredge potato starch then deep-fry.

 
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