Sushumi is delicious, with Wasabi......uuuummmmmmmmmmm!!!!!!!
2007-10-31 08:52:00
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answered by Neill 3
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Tilapia. I dredge it in Progresso Italian breadcrumbs. Spray the griddle with Pam, saute a little garlic then cook the fish in the garlic. Just before it comes off, I squeeze lemon juice over the fillets and give them a dusting of Parmasean cheese. This works very well with flounder too...probably any light flavored white fillets.
2007-10-31 08:58:27
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answered by Debdeb 7
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I adore Swordfish.
Swordfish naturally vary in colour. The differences in flesh colour is because of their diet. Atlantic swordfish has a pinkish color while Pacific swordfish may be creamy white. All swordfish turns white when cooked.
Swordfish comes as steaks or loin pieces. It has a mild taste and a meaty texture. It is considered as a fatty fish but I love it and you can do so much with it.
Blessed Be X
2007-10-31 09:12:32
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answered by Anonymous
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Dorado, Yellow Tail or Cod marinaded in the recipe below and grilled, enjoy!
Spicy Cajun Grilled Shrimp, Fish, Pork, or Chicken
1/3 cup soy sauce or Kikoman Teriyaki Marinade
½ cup virgin olive oil
1 to 5 tbs cajun seasoning mix (without salt), depending on how hot you like it
¼ cup sesame oil
¼ cup fresh lemon juice
2 tbs fresh ginger
2 tsp dry mustard
2 tsp tabasco
32 large fresh uncooked shrimp (no shells, with or without tails and de-veined)
Bamboo skewers (1 for about 5 shrimp)
Add shrimp to marinade for 20-30 minutes. Soak skewers in water. When shrimp is ready put on skewers and barbeque on high heat for about 2 minutes per side.
This is an excellent marinade for fish and chicken, you can cook whole and omit the skewers and grill or make kabobs.
2007-10-31 12:39:08
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answered by grdangel 4
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I like most fish - and most ways of cooking it. If I do it myself though I do like a bit of Huss cooked in white wine with a big handful of Dill & some finely chopped spring onions - then mash the juice into mashed spuds.
2007-10-31 08:52:24
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answered by Hedge Witch 7
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Cod, baked with a crispy, crunchy toping. Served with a little melted lemon butter.
Second favorite is cod, breaded and fried.
Kippered snacks are good on saltines, anytime.
I like water-packed, light chunk tuna for sandwiches, tuna patties, and casseroles. SO ... maybe I should say Charlie Tuna (the Starkist tuna brand mascot) is my favorite fish!!
2007-10-31 08:55:19
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answered by baeb47 5
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Raw Tuna, preferably Ahi or Yellowtail, and seasoned with sea salt and pepper and seared rare. Serve with roasted beets in a red wine and balsamic reduction. Yummy!
2007-10-31 08:56:43
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answered by wanderinchef 2
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Stuffed Flounder beats all. It's flounder season here in Crystal Beach, Texas. Good fishing, fresh flounder. Yea buddy! Catfish sucks!
2007-10-31 14:12:29
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answered by googoogirl 4
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Salmon, coat the top with sugar place sugar side down in hot pan (w/ olive oil) When sugar is lightly brown put in oven to finish cooking. Salmon will have this "crust" like creme brulee. I make this for my fiancee who wouldn't eat salmon otherwise.
2007-10-31 11:05:59
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answered by momo 2
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I was going to say Billy but I see I've been beaten to it so I'll go for the singer out of Marillion, but I'd rather not have him cooked otherwise someone might report me AGAIN
2007-10-31 08:52:38
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answered by Muzikman 5
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i love a nice piece of salmon done in a tin foil parcel with half a lemon squeezed over it and then placed on top of the salmon. when its cooked i squeeze the cooked lemon over it again(its all squidgy after being in the oven) and then serve it with baby potatoes and veg or a green salad.
2007-10-31 10:20:15
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answered by floppsy 3
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