How do I make Ikura? I learned this from Rodney I think. Do a search on this forum you may be able to find it.
Basically: Start with fresh roe; dip in hot salt water for a few minutes to harden eggs and skein, making it easier to seperate them; carefully remove the skein (time consuming); set roe to dry on a drain for an hour or so; put in large bowl, fill with Sake, leave in fridge. By the next day, the Sake is sucked into the roe and you have some delicious Ikura. Yum ... I'm salivating just thinking about this.
I think Rodney recipe called for putting some soy sauce in the bowl also, but I found it too salty. You can always add soy sauce when you eat, but you can't take it out when it's too salty.
SO ... anyone knows if the Steveston market is open midweek, and if so, which day? Thanks!