This day was amazing, intensive and important, but not easy. Not having to use the stove made it a bit easier but the speed was fast and being the sous chef of the week I suffered a bit from extra tasks chef Sebastian found for me. It made me be a bit behind everyone and trying to keep up fast. Overall I think I handles it pretty good, nothing too serious, I knew it was gonna be like that. We got fresh trout and salmon, one salmon for a team of two. Gladly Shane caught me on time and we had a beautiful salmon to share! Coming home with the leftovers I made another recipe of my own, keep training on my knife skills after hours. Here’s the full picture tour:

A lesson about how to assure a freshness of a fish, has to be slimy and firm... gills, eye, mouth etc.

Scaling, it has large scals that stick to everything, the walls, our faces, everything. No scale should stay on the fish, a big no no!!!

Mine. I appearntly forgot to put olive oil in the vegetables so not enough shine, also the plating was a mess because there was no oil to hold it all together I had some veggs fall and tried to clean it miserably. Chef just said I was like all the other Israelis, it's typical (what??)

This is the salmon's body with bones we filetted. Most people throw it away! Look how much flesh still on him!
What a feast that night, I was very content and even more happy with the fact I still had the energy to deal with the fish after 5 hours in school messing with all the fish, I wasn’t sick of it.
you are definitely not like all other Israelis… not that all Israelis forget to put oil on their vegetables….
in any case the post is great! and the photos give a good sense of what is going on.
אין ספק שגזר חתוך קטן קטן הוא מאוד חשוב ליצירת חבילה מדהימה שכזאת
לי הוא נראה מאוד קטן ויש לי תחושה שבעוד שנה את כבר תחתכי לנו גזר חבל על הזמן
בינתיים אנחנו כאן אוכלים אותם שלמים ונהנים.
אבל מה אנחנו מבינים…….בכלל
What a fishy post!
Looks delicious!!
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