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Seared Hamachi with Carrot Salad and Yuzu Dressing

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Hamachi, a young fish from the Jack family found in Pacific waters, can be difficult to find on the East Coast, but Keane still thinks it is well worth seeking out. Raw, the fish has a lovely, firm texture; seared, it becomes buttery and practically melts in your mouth. Mahimahi is a fine substitute.

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Sonoma's cool climate pushes the Pinot Gris toward a more medium-bodied, spicy Alsatian style (as opposed to the lighter Italian Pinot Grigio style), making it an ideal pair for this complexly seasoned hamachi. Consider Gallo of Sonoma's fresh, melony 2004 or the 2004 MacMurray Ranch Russian River Valley, which tastes of ripe pear and toasted nuts.

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