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Ingredients
This is a quick goooood recipe when you need dinner quick. Serve with a bed of rice YUMMMMMMMMMY! Sometimes I make individual casserol dishes and sprinkle seasoned breadcrumbs on top then run under the broiler. Kani (カニ, 蟹) in Japanese means crab, while Kanikama refers to imitation crab.
Instructions
You can use fresh crab meat for this recipe, but we normally use imitation crab for the convenience. The salad is even better if you could use real crab meat! Rule of thumb: if it smells fishy, don't buy. Fresh seafood should smell mild and more like the ocean and sea water rather than fish. Looking for a quick mid-week dinner?
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