What is Ikejime?
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Find out the traditional Japanese technique used by Seiichi Yokota.
When Chef Tetsu was first presented with a black cod from Seiichi Yokota he said, "I felt like I found a diamond in a bunch of regular fish." Find out the traditional Japanese technique used by Seiichi Yokota to keep his catch fresh and flavorful.
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What is Ikejime?
Clip: Season 2 | 3m 2sVideo has Closed Captions
When Chef Tetsu was first presented with a black cod from Seiichi Yokota he said, "I felt like I found a diamond in a bunch of regular fish." Find out the traditional Japanese technique used by Seiichi Yokota to keep his catch fresh and flavorful.
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