A little fishy
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He's a long way from any fresh fish aside from some farms. Tilapia is great, I cooked mine with lots of Cumin and Cheyenne, a little mustard powder.
wizardzz wrote:
I cooked mine with lots of Cumin and Cheyenne, a little mustard powder.
Sounds real good. Like a rub. Nice.
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I wouldn't mind trying that at least once. There must be something to it with all the effort people are willing to put into the preparation to make it "safe" for consumption.
lewax00 wrote:
make it "safe" for consumption
There's still a few people who die from it every year. You could be one of them if you're unlucky :(
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lewax00 wrote:
make it "safe" for consumption
There's still a few people who die from it every year. You could be one of them if you're unlucky :(
It's an OO world.
public class Naerling : Lazy<Person>{
public void DoWork(){ throw new NotImplementedException(); }
}I could also be one of the unlucky few who gets killed by lightning, a car accident, or any number of things. Unless the numbers are significant I wouldn't worry myself with that. I'll die someday and there's not a thing I can do about it, might as well enjoy life.
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I'm not very good with fish. I don't really like them that much so far, but I've been tasting more of them to see what I do like. I've found that whiting is nice. I generally taste the same "tone" or mild flavor in all seafood I've tried, and it's what I don't like about it. Shrimp does not have this flavor either, but so far whiting is the only fish I've found that doesn't. Anyone have any idea what I'm talking about? What makes whiting different from the other fish?
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loctrice wrote:
whiting
I like halibut. Nice mild taste, usually not fishy tasting. I also like Salmon, but it must be fresh. Otherwise it's too strong and has a fishy taste.
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This should help you find the fish: http://youtu.be/1Uvt83YWWWY[^]
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I could also be one of the unlucky few who gets killed by lightning, a car accident, or any number of things. Unless the numbers are significant I wouldn't worry myself with that. I'll die someday and there's not a thing I can do about it, might as well enjoy life.
lewax00 wrote:
might as well enjoy life
I'm not sure eating that one piece of fish really makes life that much more enjoyable... Other than that you're completely right of course :)
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I'm not very good with fish. I don't really like them that much so far, but I've been tasting more of them to see what I do like. I've found that whiting is nice. I generally taste the same "tone" or mild flavor in all seafood I've tried, and it's what I don't like about it. Shrimp does not have this flavor either, but so far whiting is the only fish I've found that doesn't. Anyone have any idea what I'm talking about? What makes whiting different from the other fish?
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Why bother? I've never liked the smell of fish, though when I was young, I could eat truly fresh trout and some prepared tuna dishes. As I aged, my tolerance for fish drastically declined to the point where I could only eat halibut and some tuna dishes, though only about twice a year for each. The last time I had halibut almost two years ago, I almost couldn't finish it. I recently made a tuna based dish that I used to like, but could only eat a few bites.
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lewax00 wrote:
might as well enjoy life
I'm not sure eating that one piece of fish really makes life that much more enjoyable... Other than that you're completely right of course :)
It's an OO world.
public class Naerling : Lazy<Person>{
public void DoWork(){ throw new NotImplementedException(); }
}Naerling wrote:
I'm not sure eating that one piece of fish really makes life that much more enjoyable
Maybe not that specifically, but I do enjoy trying new things as much as I can, the more things I get to experience before I die the better. I just try not to worry about every little thing that can go wrong in general. Which may cause some problems later on, but that's a problem for future me :-D (past and present mes are a jerks)
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I'm not very good with fish. I don't really like them that much so far, but I've been tasting more of them to see what I do like. I've found that whiting is nice. I generally taste the same "tone" or mild flavor in all seafood I've tried, and it's what I don't like about it. Shrimp does not have this flavor either, but so far whiting is the only fish I've found that doesn't. Anyone have any idea what I'm talking about? What makes whiting different from the other fish?
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That's why I try not to catch any when I'm out fishing. Spoils a good days drinking if you have to land the damn thing.
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I'm not very good with fish. I don't really like them that much so far, but I've been tasting more of them to see what I do like. I've found that whiting is nice. I generally taste the same "tone" or mild flavor in all seafood I've tried, and it's what I don't like about it. Shrimp does not have this flavor either, but so far whiting is the only fish I've found that doesn't. Anyone have any idea what I'm talking about? What makes whiting different from the other fish?
If it moves, compile it
Any fish will be less fishy the fresher it is. But try swordfish, I'm not particularly fond of seafood and that's one of the more tolerable ones.
