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I have about 2 pounds of tilapia and I want to make some kind of stew or soup. What should I do? I have most of the things that constitute a normal kitchen & pantry but nothing very unusual

>> No.14812464

>>14812451
Tilapia isn’t fit for human consumption, feed it to a cat you don’t like, it will probably die.

>> No.14812481
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>tilapia

>> No.14812499

>>14812451
Lately I've been making cod gratin - more of a casserole really - but it would work with tilapia. Peel and bake/microwave 2 potatoes, cut them into 1/2" rounds and lay in a casserole tray. Slice up your tilapia and lay on top. Make a roux then add milk, cheese, salt, pepper, nutmeg, one of dill/rosemary/thyme, etc - get to a thick but pourable consistency, and pour over everything. Top with breadcrumbs and bake at 400 for like 25 minutes till the crumbs are brown. Serve a scoop with salad

>> No.14812621

>>14812451
I had a bunch a week or so ago. Broiled it n made fish tacos with a pineapple salsa. Also made some nice tomatillo salsa for extra fun. Doesnt seem like a great choice for soup desu.

>> No.14812646

You could always make a poor man's cioppino with leeks and garlic and tomato sauce and white wine. It's best served with crusty bread but you could just as easily used potatoes or some beans to fill out the starch. But frankly, I think >>14812621 sounds better. It's a little past the season, but a peach/habanero salsa is fucking bomb on fish tacos as well. Either that or marinade with soy sauce, sesame oil, sambal, citrus juice, and garlic and then broil them shits.

>> No.14812952

>>14812451
Tilapia Are Often Fed Animal Feces
One report from the United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA) revealed that it is common for fish farmed in China to be fed feces from livestock animals (11).

Although this practice drives down production costs, bacteria like Salmonella found in animal waste can contaminate the water and increase the risk of foodborne diseases.

Using animal feces as feed wasn’t directly associated with any specific fish in the report. However, around 73% of the tilapia imported to the United States comes from China, where this practice is particularly common (12).

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>>14812952
well I think it tastes pretty good

>> No.14813020

one part tilapia to one part water, boil for 5 hours in covered pot