Sockeye Salmon, Leeks, Kelp Roasted Celeriac, Mussel Aioli, Crispy Sea Lettuce |
Documenting, cooking, fishing, foraging, harvesting and utilizing all of Alaska's edible bounty on Kachemak Bay at the Tutka Bay Lodge.
Tuesday, May 28, 2013
Low Tide.
High and Low Tide on Kachemak Bay differentiates greatly. Some days there is a tide level difference of close to 30 feet. The view at the lodge changes greatly, early on in the day we'll be completely surrounded by water with fish swimming underneath us and a few hours later low tide sucks the water away exposing all the amazing marine wildlife. Tidal pools expose barnacles, mussles, sea anemones, sea stars, razor clams spurting water, butter clams, and endless amounts of edible sea vegetables and lettuces. After spending a morning foraging around low tide, a few dishes came into formation.
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Holy crap......im so freaking jealous. That looks like an unreal place
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