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Favorite Fish
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foodguy
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Halibut. Everytime I want to cook with it though I have trouble finding it.Originally Posted by pscolari
i've always had trouble cooking halibut. seems to dry out really fast. i did have some luck steep-poaching it -- put it in a bowl and pour hot liquid over, let it sit until done. also nice cooked en papillote ... as long as you get a thin piece so it cooks quickly.
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Sea bass
Monk fish
Hake
Cod
Monk fish
Hake
Cod
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Lately it's been yellowtail (amberjack) and unagi... been on a sushi jag. Had tea-smoked unagi recently that was
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i've always had trouble cooking halibut. seems to dry out really fast. i did have some luck steep-poaching it -- put it in a bowl and pour hot liquid over, let it sit until done. also nice cooked en papillote ... as long as you get a thin piece so it cooks quickly.Originally Posted by foodguy
Yes. En papillote is probably the best way. I also like to grill it to make fish tacos too. Probably blasphemy I know.
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^Not blasphemy, just really nice fish tacos
Okay, serious answer time Tasmanian Ocean Trout Branzino Halibut Turbot Unagi Not counting shellfish or roes.... otherwise the list would have been a lot longer!
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I don't like halibut.
Mine are, for now, black bass, sardines, rouget, turbot and dory. I don't really need to go past the last three, though I do crave sardines from time to time. I don't like soft, white fish much, which can be tough around here.
Mine are, for now, black bass, sardines, rouget, turbot and dory. I don't really need to go past the last three, though I do crave sardines from time to time. I don't like soft, white fish much, which can be tough around here.
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^Really? Halibut, sous vide with olive oil and lemon zest can be just
I don't think i've ever had the pleasure of having rouget.
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^Dory/roughy is also a fav though it's become very scarce and $$$ in the midwest the last few years... along with most other species for that matter...
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^Dory/roughy is also a fav though it's become very scarce and $$$ in the midwest the last few years... along with most other species for that matter...Originally Posted by Cary Grant
Coastal Seafoods gets Dory occasionally.
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Coastal Seafoods gets Dory occasionally.Originally Posted by ama
Yeah- last time I had it was from Coastal.
I should add there's nothing wrong with the local brook trout and walleye up here in d' nord' either.
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