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回復 10# somewhereintime


    A bit OT but there is a store on Hudson St and 73rd (around that) that sells fish bones. (I believe both Hallibut and salmon) all the times.

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回復 11# fibbi

Halibut bones is alright, salmon bones are too greasy and fishy, only
Japanese would use that for soup.
I make fish broth when I have time, but the restaurants selling
rice noodles in fish broth out there, no luck.

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What are their opening hours?

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Seaborn
1310 W73rd Ave, Van (73rd Ave & Hudson St)    604-261-2230
9:00am-6:00pm 7days a week except public holidays

FYI!

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A little OT,  I yet have to try any decent (not expensive) fish broth in
Vancouver for 30 years. To  ...
somewhereintime 發表於 2010-3-23 11:20

Sorry to OT too, but I think Korean style beef bone soup is more difficult to make. Any advice please??

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回復 15# chowB

Korean beef bone soup or Vietnamese Pho is neither expensive
or difficult to make, the drawback is that it is time consuming.
It takes 6 hours to extract full flavour from beef bones and
you need to cool it overnight that the fat solidify for easy removal.
I use a 12 Qt pressure cooker so it is easier for me.
1. Rinse bones, roast 1.5 hours in 400F oven, pour off fat
2. Place bones in pot, cover bones with cold water plus 3 inches
    add ginger, garlic, kelp  bring to boil, turn down heat and simmer 5 hours
    skim off fat
3. Add diakon, carrot, onion and cook 30 minutes
4. Add tofu, siu choy and mushrooms, cook 10 minutes, season with sea salt

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回復  chowB

Korean beef bone soup or Vietnamese Pho is neither expensive
or difficult to make, th ...
somewhereintime 發表於 2010-3-24 13:53

Thanks for your detail instruction. However, to add carrot and tofu and stuff, is it a usual Korean or Vietnamese style?

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Thanks for your detail instruction.  However, to add carrot and tofu and stuff, is it a usual Kor ...
chowB 發表於 2010-3-24 14:14

It is the Chinese style.

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What are their opening hours?
shoparound 發表於 2010-3-24 07:11


until 10pm

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