ペスカトーレ・ボストン

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Written By Tateki Matsuda
 

ペスカトーレ・ボストン

ボストンの特別なペスカトーレの夜

母がボストンに来ていて、滞在最後の夜に、少しだけ伝統を破ることにしました。いつもは妻の誕生日にしか作らない料理——ペスカトーレを用意したんです。

タテキッチンを追ってくださっている方はご存じの通り、ペスカトーレはタテキにとって特別な一皿。普段は年に一度、妻の誕生日にしか作りません。でも今回は例外にしました。だって、料理とは、ルールを破って新しい伝統を作ることでもありますから。

ボストンのひと足し：ロブスター

この特別なペスカトーレには、ボストンらしいひと足しをしました——ロブスターです。地元の市場で仕入れたロブスターが、贅沢さと海の味をペスカトーレに加えてくれます。甘くて柔らかいロブスターの身と、濃厚で風味豊かなソース。天国のような組み合わせでした。

この食事を作るのは喜びでした。キッチンは海の香りと、フライパンの音と、美味しい食事への期待でいっぱい。作りながら、感謝の気持ちが湧いてきました。食材への感謝、母に料理を作れる機会への感謝、そして人生を満たしてくれる愛への感謝です。

食卓に着いた時、満ち足りた気持ちになりました。ペスカトーレは大好評で、ロブスターの追加は嬉しいサプライズに。でも料理以上に、母と食事を分かち合い、新しい思い出を作れたことが、この夜を本当に特別にしてくれました。

料理は、ただ食べ物を用意することではありません。体験を作り、愛を分かち合い、思い出を作ること。あの夜、ペスカトーレを味わいながら、なぜ自分が料理を愛しているのかを改めて思い出しました。料理そのものではなく、それを分かち合う人と、生まれる思い出と、交わす愛のためなんです。

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