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Chef’s Recipe by Chef Hiroki Abe from EN Japanese Brasserie


Abé Hiroki was born in Fukuoka, Kyushu, in 1976, where his family owned a sushi restaurant and he started helping at a young age. He graduated from culinary school and since age 19 he spent his time working at different Ryōteis (upscale, exclusive restaurants), Ryokans (traditional Japanese inns) and restaurants.

In 2001 he moved to the United States.
After building his experience at several restaurants in New York City, he was asked to join the opening team for EN Japanese Brasserie. In 2009, he became the Executive Chef, where he still oversees the kitchen today.

Chef Abé’s passion for food is not limited to only Japanese cuisine. He makes it a point to learn from his chef friends at restaurants like Eleven Madison Park, Le Bernardin, Blue Hill and Chikalicious and expose himself to more Western culinary ideas as well as baking techniques. By doing so, Chef Abé continues to create a New York-inspired, modern Japanese cuisine at EN Japanese Brasserie.



RECIPE

STEAMED YUZU ABALONE

[INGREDIEN

TS] 

• Yuzu Awabi 4
• Yuzu Tobikko
• Sake

[COOKING DIRECTIONS] 

  

1 Defrost the abalones and remove the guts and
clean thoroughly.

2 Sprinkle on some sake and steam for 30min

3 Slice the abalones to bites size pieces, mix with
Yuzu tobiko, shiso and daikon sprouts.

 

#70807 F-YUZU AWABI (ABALONE) 8/11.2oz (30gx16pcs)

#740401 F-YUZU TOBIKKO UMAMI 24/1.1lbs

#8311/83117 MIYAKO COOKING SAKE 18Lit.