I am seeking grilled fish in San Jose south bay silicon valley areas. This is probably the nearest recipe I found in the internet http://www.dishbase.com/recipe/portuguese-grilled-sardines/ This one is called Portuguese Grilled Sardines. Please allow me to explain. I was in Amsterdam recently. We went out for dinner and search for different food every evening. One night, we dined at a Indonesian restaurant. We were served a number of small dishes. One of the dishes were grilled small fishes, looked like this photo: http://www.dishbase.com/recipe_images/thumb/portuguese-grilled-sardin... That was the dish I have been trying to find since I am back to the States. Can you please tell me if there are any similar dish here? Also, I have tried to BBQ grill fish myself, but disappointingly, my fish skin came off, which was the best tasting part. Thank you.
On Sat, 4 Jul 2009 11:11:53 -0700, AEH wrote: > I am seeking grilled fish in San Jose south bay silicon valley areas. > This is probably the nearest recipe I found in the internet > http://www.dishbase.com/recipe/portuguese-grilled-sardines/ > This one is called Portuguese Grilled Sardines. > Please allow me to explain. I was in Amsterdam recently. > We went out for dinner and search for different food every evening. > One night, we dined at a Indonesian restaurant. We were served > a number of small dishes. One of the dishes were grilled small fishes, > looked like this photo: > http://www.dishbase.com/recipe_images/thumb/portuguese-grilled-sardin... > That was the dish I have been trying to find since I am back to the States. > Can you please tell me if there are any similar dish here? > Also, I have tried to BBQ grill fish myself, but disappointingly, my fish > skin came off, which was the best tasting part. Thank you.
You need to post this to ba.food. 'ba' stands for Bay Area (San Jose/San Francisco, not Boston).
Here - I'll crosspost it there for you...
ObBaRestaurants: Straw Hat Pizza came in 5th in top 25 rising restaurants, according to Restaurant Business magazine.
Have they turned into some sort of Chuck E Cheese, because I didn't know a single adult who liked their pizza. I ate there twice. Once in 1985 (Sunnyvale) and again in 1994 (North San Jose). Looks liek they're both gone.
>> I am seeking grilled fish in San Jose south bay silicon valley areas. >> This is probably the nearest recipe I found in the internet >> http://www.dishbase.com/recipe/portuguese-grilled-sardines/ >> This one is called Portuguese Grilled Sardines.
My friend who regularly dines at Phil's Fish Market in Moss Landing says they have excellent grilled sardines. I haven't tried them myself but everything else I've tried at Phil's has been excellent.
On Jul 5, 7:37 pm, Sqwertz <swe...@cluemail.composted> wrote:
> On Sat, 4 Jul 2009 11:11:53 -0700, AEH wrote: > > Also, I have tried to BBQ grill fish myself, but disappointingly, my fish > > skin came off, which was the best tasting part. Thank you.
Grease the grill, or use a special non-stick gadget made for grilling fish.
> ObBaRestaurants: Straw Hat Pizza came in 5th in top 25 rising > restaurants, according to Restaurant Business magazine.
> Have they turned into some sort of Chuck E Cheese, because I didn't > know a single adult who liked their pizza. I ate there twice. Once > in 1985 (Sunnyvale) and again in 1994 (North San Jose). Looks liek > they're both gone.
In the mid-80s there was a group of cow-orkers who went there weekly as part of their Friday movie night. They preferred the one on El Camino. So there were some eight adults who liked their pizza.
They are not notably geared to children. The remaining Straw Hats were the non-company stores left after corporate Straw Hat sold out to Pizza Hut. The ones you remember may have been company-owned stores.
I see the former Straw Hat in Santa Cruz is now a Mexican joint.
> My friend who regularly dines at Phil's Fish Market in Moss Landing says > they have excellent grilled sardines. I haven't tried them myself but > everything else I've tried at Phil's has been excellent.
> >> I am seeking grilled fish in San Jose south bay silicon valley areas. > >> This is probably the nearest recipe I found in the internet > >> http://www.dishbase.com/recipe/portuguese-grilled-sardines/ > >> This one is called Portuguese Grilled Sardines.
> My friend who regularly dines at Phil's Fish Market in Moss Landing says > they have excellent grilled sardines. I haven't tried them myself but > everything else I've tried at Phil's has been excellent.
> jc
I don't know where you can find sardines but you can get grilled salmon and halibut at Original Joe's in San Jose. (301 S. First Street)
>> My friend who regularly dines at Phil's Fish Market in Moss Landing >> says they have excellent grilled sardines. I haven't tried them >> myself but everything else I've tried at Phil's has been excellent.
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