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how do i make fish taste good?

>> No.14895293

>>14895289
Am I too coombrained or does that look a lot like a pussy to anyone else?

>> No.14895301

>>14895289
Buy good fish. Ocean and not farmed.

>> No.14895388

Salt, pepper, lemon slices, bake. Wa la.

>> No.14895419

>>14895293
Tell your girlfriend to wash the yeast out of her snatch.

>> No.14895442

>>14895289
The trick is nothing. There is no way to make it better. Just eat nuggets.

>> No.14895451

lemon
salt
black pepper
garlic
butter

>> No.14895453

>>14895289
Bread and fry, serve with malt vinegar and lemon.

>> No.14895472

Buy good quality fish to start with. You're basically out of luck if you don't live near the ocean and you don't do your own fishing in freshwater.

>> No.14895477

Seriously though, fish goes bad very quickly and it's not going to do well if it has to be transported inland.

>> No.14895491

>>14895451
This
Also this >>14895453

>> No.14895522
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>>14895289
mackerel is always good

>> No.14895578

>>14895289
Fresh fish, from the sea, from a reputable source. Lemon and salt (maybe some herbs). Serve with potatoes/fries and some greens and if it's white fish, a parsley sauce.

>> No.14895600

Salt
Pepper
Garlic (fresh)
Ginger (fresh)
Breading with panko (Japanese breadcrumbs) or tempura

>> No.14895708

>>14895301
Farmed fish can be superior to wild caught. It depends entirely on the fish.

Wild caught salmon, for example, is inferior unless it's line caught and processed the day of the catch.

>> No.14895727

>>14895708
I'm curious what makes you say so?

>> No.14895744

>>14895477
This. Fish is something you buy, bring home, and cook for dinner that night. For starters try salmon, it's pretty hard to fuck up. Lots of salt, sear in pan until the skin releases and looks good to you and transfer to 400 degree oven until it flakes easily, finish with a little lemon and you're good to go.

>> No.14895960

>>14895289
what fish do you buy? cant go wrong just frying in butter with salt and pepper

>> No.14895969

>>14895293
I wouldn't know. I've never seen a fish.

>> No.14895981

>>14895708

This is true.

Altho, the salmon I have caught is mostly out of SF. Very ocean yucky taste. Soaked it in milk for an hour helped get rid of the nastiest, but no joke, farn raised (in my opinion) has a superior taste.

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maggi sauce goes good with fish

>> No.14896024

>>14895727
Wild fish:
>catch fish on net (99.999%+ of the time)
>fish probably dies in net before even reeled in
>dump fish into hold of scuzzy water and other dead fish
>cruise around for a few more days
>finally get to port and deliver fish
>fish is cleaned 1-2 days afterward
>by the time you get your "fresh" fish it's a week or two old and loaded with histamine

Farmed (outside Asia):
>fish raised in pens in clean ocean zones or large rivers with plenty of fresh flowing water
>fish taken from pen, killed, kept ice cold with pumpable ice technology
>cleaned and shipped same day it's killed

>>14895981
That taste isn't the ocean, it's the taste of a dank hold filled with other dead fish.

>> No.14896062

>>14895289
Good fish swims thrice: in water, in butter, and in wine. In other words make sure it's properly greased (if it's a slimmer fish) and acidified (white wine is great for that but lemon juice does the trick too).

Go easy on seasoning amounts - underseasoned fish is still decent, but overseasoned fish is blergh. Specially garlic, if using.
Basil, red pepper, black pepper are better in this regard.

Baking is the easiest method to prepare it, but if you got something like catfish it's fun to cut it into small fingers, coat it with seasoned flour, and deep-fry it.

I usually prepare pira caldo or pirão with shark and the likes. I can share recipes if you want, but basically, keep in mind those are extremely slim so you want to go on the greasier side. Risotto is also a good idea.

>> No.14897322

>>14895289
How can you make it taste bad?

>> No.14897334
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>>14895744
>Fish is something you buy, bring home, and cook for dinner that night

>> No.14897348

>>14895289
Depends on the fish. Pan fish taste good with the right breading and is deep fried. Salmon is good with the right seasoning and preferrably baked or grilled with a good sauce or flavorful juicy side to mix with. Big game is good grilled, even better when smoked. Use a cookbook to figure out what seasonings go well with whatever fish you are making.

>> No.14897357

>>14895289
Brown sugar

>> No.14897361

>>14895289
Sous vide with a bit of lemon and herbs.

>> No.14897373

>>14897361
>Sous vide
>fish

how about just steam the fish you meme ledditnugget, instead of wrapping it in plastic

>>14896024
watch the video about toxic Norwegian fish before you think farmed fish outside of China is clean

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>> No.14897405

>>14895289
I use this recipe for talapia
>inb4 >talapia
Fuck you I like it.
>Mayo
>grated parmesan
>garlic powder
>lemon juice
>fish of your choice, whitefish works best
Mix together cheese, mayo, garlic, and parmesan. Play around with ratios until its ti your tastes and there's enough. Place fish on parchment lined baking sheet. Broil for 2 minutes, then flip and repeat. Now coat one side with wet mix, and broil for another 2 minutes. Wa la.

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A baking tray.
Oven.

Carrots
Onion
Eggplant
Cherry tomatoes
Zucchini

Slice them and place them with fish in baking tray with olive oil, herbs, salt and pepper.
When half cooked add canned tomato sauce and put back in the oven.

>> No.14897416

>>14897405
I meant to say lemon juice, not cheese, pardon the redundancy.

>> No.14897422

>>14897373
>the video
Nah I don’t do videos mostly. If you can’t explain yourself here and now, you’re full of shit. Here watch this video about how you’re gay.

>> No.14897519

>>14895289
buy ocean fish.
dont fuck with spices.
dont buy cod.
en papillote or grill.

>> No.14897625

>>14895969
wow

>> No.14897630

>>14897519
What's wrong with cod? I'll fucking fight you

>> No.14897708
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>>14895289
Soy sauce, sugar, ginger and Japanese sake

>> No.14898058

>>14897422
>I would rather believe a random anon on a taiwanese cartoon imageboard than a documentary made by informed professionals.

>> No.14898078

>>14895289
If its fatty, smoke it! yummers

>> No.14898108

>>14895289
First, you must buy high quality fish. You can’t really go for cheaper alternatives. Then you can think about recipes, but quality goes first

>> No.14898114

>>14895289
My grandad used to boil haddock in milk. Is that actually a thing other people do or just something weird he does?

I've seen him microwave bacon before so I'm not sure

>> No.14898621

>>14897630
Cod is a watery,slimey,mushy disgusting fish.tastes like tap water.fuck cod

>> No.14898676

>>14895289
real butter for cooking, salt and pepper.

>> No.14898754

>>14898058
if youre so dumb that you cant explain your position then why would he waste his time watching something a stupid faggot would watch

>> No.14898784

Salmon with ginger and honey.
Good shit.

>> No.14898862

>>14898621
I'll agree that it can be bland, but the rest of your post is bullshit.
Cod has a lovely flaky texture, especially if you salt it before you cook it.
If you had slimy cod it wasn't fresh. You can't blame that on the fish.

>> No.14898896

>>14898621
>xhe only buys the absolute bottom of the barrel "cod" which comes in little frozen patty sized servings
yikes

>> No.14898908

>>14896062
>Good fish swims thrice: in water, in butter, and in wine.
Interesting little phrase invented before refrigeration or supply chain management.

Yes in the olden days, fish came on a cart and had to be boiled to get rid of the slime, buttered to replace the essence you just boiled away, and doused with wine to cover up the rotten stench. Are you a GPT-3 bot?

>> No.14898982

>>14895289
people use overly lean recipes for fish; they taste better with a lot of fat. look into butter, cream, or coconut milk-based sauces. Thai green or red curry is quite nice for example

>> No.14900585

>>14895388
skip the lemon slices, they do nothing. Just squirt the juice on it.

>> No.14900600

>>14896024
You’re an idiot and obviously have never worked in the fishing industry, please shut your stupid fucking mouth.

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>>14895289
Buy fresh fish or freeze it fresh and thaw it, other than that, lemon, garlic, butter all help.

I'm currently marinating salmon cuts in miso, sugar, sake, and mirin. It'll go under the broiler for 10 minutes to finish it off later tonight.

>> No.14900654

>>14896024
>wild fish
They flash freeze or can it on ship nowadays.

>> No.14900672

>>14898862
>>14898896
fucking disgusting codists. cod is only edible after being salted, poached in cream and mashed with potatoes. or you can take the anglo route and fry it in piss batter. i hate you all cod lover, i'd kill you all if i had my way

>> No.14900730

>>14900672
learn to cook

>> No.14900743

>>14900672
Cod is excellent, dipshit.

>> No.14900848

>bake on grill over open fire
>add salt and lime
>eat

>> No.14900907

>>14895289
Well fish is very if not even extremely sensitive to overcooking, cook or fry it just 30 secs to a minute to much and it it will be dry and awful.

>> No.14900954

>>14900585
skip the juice, it does nothing. Just zest the lemon on it.

>> No.14900960

>>14897406
>delicate white fish
>cooked on your vegetables making them fishy
>adding canned tomato sauce to it
Don't follow this anons advice ever.

>> No.14901214

For salmon I marinade it in fresh orange juice and mango juice that I squeeze from the fruit itself, chop garlic & basil and coat it on top with salt, pepper, and lemon juice then cook until just rare
Serve with mango salsa
Normally I just like to eat raw fish because I love the taste and am constantly craving raw meats

>> No.14901238

>>14901214
Yeah, I can tell from that recipe you really do love the taste of salmon.

>> No.14901279

>>14897384
Why would I want to cook with Pine needles

>> No.14901325

>>14895289
Old Bay seasoning

>> No.14901502

>>14895293
Yes to both questions.

>> No.14901522

>>14895289
Garlic parsley butter lemon olive oil pepper

>> No.14901665

parsley, butter, lemon, mentuccia, olive oil

>> No.14901710

>>14898908
Is that actually the meaning of the idiom? I imagine it means that you should cook the fish with butter and pair with wine.

>> No.14901716

>>14901279
It's an old injun trick.

>> No.14901741

>>14895293
hmmmm
it kinda looks like one
i dont

>> No.14901806
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>>14901665
FUCKING THIS, why so little people know about this gem of a herb, it elevates white fish soo fucking much

>> No.14902281

>>14897708
that looks so fucking good

>> No.14902289

>>14895289
Throw it in the trash and cook a steak.

>> No.14902291

>>14895289
Fry it and serve with chips and mushy peas

>> No.14902348

>>14895293
If someone sliced open an onahole maybe

>> No.14902507

>>14898114
Yeah boi, poaching haddock in milk is so fucking good. Make sure you get the smoked stuff too.

>> No.14902518

>>14898908
That's not what that saying means you imbecile

>> No.14902557

>>14895451
This, although if you have lemon pepper it's a good swap for the black pepper. Also I would add a tiny bit of cayenne and use olive oil instead of butter.

>> No.14902568

>>14895727
>>14895708
Catfish definitely is much tastier farmed. Wild catfish eats mud, so it tastes like mud. Farm raised catfish are fed a diet of mixed grains and achieve that tender sweetness you want.

>> No.14902576

ffs. https://www.allrecipes.com/recipe/145853/unbelievable-fish-batter/

>> No.14902594

>>14902568
>he doesn't know how to properly prepare catfish and eats farm junk instead

Ngmi

>> No.14904288

try teriyaki >>14897708 has it right

>> No.14904355

>>14900730
fuck off and enjoy your shit textured fish.
>>14900743
that's why they primarily use cod for fishy fingers.
you cod lovers can suck on my limp turbot cock. i pity you.

>> No.14904379

Find one that tastes good to you. There's a lot of fucking fish and they mostly all taste different.

>> No.14904428

>>14902568
What if like the mud taste?
I used to go fishing with my dad on the Conowingo Dam every Summer when I was a kid and bring home a bucketful of catfish. I have never in my adult life tasted catfish that had that wonderful flavor.

>> No.14904434

>>14895289

msg

>> No.14904527

>>14895293
Kinda, but admitting that means that you should probably watch less pornography.

>> No.14904549

>>14900672
Cod is great when you fry it.

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>>14904288
This is not teriyaki. It's Nitsuke (boiled).

>> No.14904624

>>14904355
>eats turbot over cod
lmao

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>>14904428
Try this.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vNI3EF_pKzE
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G8AfY303FVs