Ankimo (あん肝) is a Japanese dish made using the liver (Kimo 肝) of monkfish (Anko 鮟鱇). In Japan, it's known as "sea foie gras" and is considered a delicacy.
Steaming ankimo and serving it with scallions and grated daikon combined with momiji oroshi (red pepper sauce) and ponzu sauce is the traditional way to serve it.
Packaging: 230g
Country of origin: Japan
Storage Instructions: Keep frozen. Defrost in chiller overnight.
How to use: Making the appetizer meal is quite simple and basic when using packaged ankimo. It only has to be sliced (about 1cm thickness) and served with Ponzu sauce, grated white radish & chopped spring onions.