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**Title:** Preparing a Gourmet King Crab Dish
**Summary:**
* A chef prepares a luxurious Alaska King Crab dish, weighing around 1 pound, in a combination of French and Japanese styles.
* The crab is steamed (not boiled) to preserve its flavors, then used in three main components:
1. A **Gratin Dish**: Flaked crab meat mixed with spinach, parmesan, and cheddar cheese, baked in the crab's shell.
2. A **Tempura Piece**: Steamed crab coated with tempura batter and deep-fried.
3. A **Cold Dish**: Steamed crab served with roasted Japanese sesame dressing and garnishes.
* The chef and an assistant taste and review each dish, praising the flavors, textures, and presentation.
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Here are the extracted key facts in short sentences, numbered for reference:
1. **Ingredient**: The main ingredient is a 1-pound Giant Alaska King Crab.
2. **Cooking Method**: The King Crab is steamed, not boiled, to preserve flavors.
3. **Reason for Steaming**: Boiling causes the King Crab to lose its juices and flavors.
4. **Sauce Components**: Bechamel sauce is made with lava milk, nutmeg, onions, bay leaf, and a little clove.
5. **Additional Ingredients**: Other ingredients used include spinach, salt, Italian style breadcrumbs, leeks, chicken stock, sharp cheddar cheese, and parmesan cheese.
6. **Preparation Techniques**: Techniques used include deep-frying (for tempura) and baking.
7. **Culinary Style**: The dish combines French and Japanese styles.
8. **Non-Edible Parts**: The "liver" of the King Crab (actually the hepatopancreas) and parts used for funneling clean water for drinking are removed and not eaten.
9. **Cost**: The estimated cost of the used King Crab is approximately $400.
10. **Wastage Policy**: None of the meat is wasted in the preparation process.
11. **Dish Components**: Final dishes include a King Crab meat gratin, King Crab tempura, and a presentation using the crab shell.
12. **Garnishes**: Gold leaves are used for garnish, which are noted to have no taste but add luxury appearance.
13. **Additional Decor**: Fried leeks are shaped into a nest, resembling seaweed, and puff pastry is used to create crab leg shapes.
14. **Educational Point**: The "sweetness" of the King Crab is identified as umami flavor from the ocean.
15. **Sesame Dressing Origin**: The sesame dressing used is a roasted Japanese sesame dressing.