Appetizers Mussels Kaiyaki

Mussels Kaiyaki

Quick and easy to make, the presentation of this dish on the half shell alone will impress your guests. And just wait until they taste it. Chef Henry shows us this affordable and easy to make shellfish appetizer that will really make your guests think you are a 5-star chef in training. Just don't tell them how easy it was!

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About Mussels Kaiyaki

Quick and easy to make, the presentation of this dish on the half shell alone will impress your guests. And just wait until they taste it. Chef Henry shows us this affordable and easy to make shellfish appetizer that will really make your guests think you are a 5-star chef in training. Just don't tell them how easy it was!

About Henry Kim

Chef Henry Kim is chef at Privus Lounge in Allston, MA. One of the hottest new restaurants in the Boston area.  With over 8 years of experience working in some of the best restaurants in the area, Chef Henry's sushi and seafood combinations will leave you begging for more. His versatile Mussels Kaiyaki recipe can be made with scallops as well and is sure to be the star appetizer at your next party.

Recipe

Ingredients

Serves 10-15

  • 1/2 lb of crab meat
  • 2 lbs (about 30-40) frozen New Zealand green muscles or local large mussels, steamed
  • 8 oz shiitake mushroom
  • 8 oz enoki mushroom, (but it can be any mushroom)
  • 1-2 oz flying fish roe
  • 10 tbsp Japanese Mayo
  • 1 bunch minced scallions

How-to

  1. Chop mushrooms, steamed and shelled mussles, and crab meat into small cubes
  2. Shred the crab meat and mix with mushrooms, mussels, flying fish roe, scallions and Japanese mayo
  3. Scoop onto clean mussel shells
  4. Bake at 350° 7-10 minutes until tops are brown

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  1. bea:

    These are yummy. Am going to try this recipe with littlenecks. (Dec 16, 2008 8:48:16 PM)

  2. lynne:

    i made these for the how2heroes holiday family and they were a big hit. really easy to make and serves a crowd! (Dec 8, 2008 1:29:03 PM)