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RE: What kind of fish would be good for someone who thi... - 1/16/2009 9:49:03 PM   
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i've never tried shark before, but the way you've described it..ooooo..i want to try it.



Shark IS yummy......it's pricey but it's the best.....no fishy taste....

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RE: What kind of fish would be good for someone who thi... - 1/16/2009 9:55:49 PM   
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I have heard if the fish have cloudy or milky eyes, they're not fresh. Other than that, how do you tell if store bought fishies are fresh?






You ask to smell the fish you're interested in buying.......i just posted that.  Go to the seafood area of the meat section, almost every grocery store these days has a fish/seafood section, and when you see a fish you might want to try, ask the butcher to put that piece of fish on a piece of butcher paper and ask to smell it.  It it smells fishy, it's not fresh.  If you're interested in buying a whole fish, do the same thing.  If it smells fishy, it's not fresh. 
 
All butchers these days will be familiar with this system......i've never once had a butcher look at me with the WTF look when i ask to smell the fish i want to buy.....they all know that this is how you tell is fish is fresh.

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RE: What kind of fish would be good for someone who thi... - 1/16/2009 9:56:45 PM   
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A mild white fish is where to start. Don't fry it, bake it in a light tomato broth. That way no smell of fish. Serve with pasta.

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RE: What kind of fish would be good for someone who thi... - 1/16/2009 10:02:13 PM   
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Status: offline 		That is a very very good tip about smelling it, I can probably ask Daddy to do that too, since he likes fish and knows what a good fresh fish should smell like, I'd imagain!

I am looking for fish markets and stuff around town here in Sacramento, I figure maybe fish markets, I'll have better luck than in a grocery store* maybe I don't know about these things though*

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  Salmon has very little fishy taste if it's fresh.  It's nasty if it's sat around for a while.  Go to the fish area of the meat department and if they have salmon, ask the butcher to put a piece of it on some butcher paper and then take it from him and smell it.  If it smells like fish, it's not fresh.  And don't be embarrassed to ask to smell it.....

Good luck with your fish eating adventure......just try the shark first..... 

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RE: What kind of fish would be good for someone who thi... - 1/16/2009 10:03:50 PM   
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Am getting a bit slow on the uptake this evening.
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I have heard if the fish have cloudy or milky eyes, they're not fresh. Other than that, how do you tell if store bought fishies are fresh?






You ask to smell the fish you're interested in buying.......i just posted that.  Go to the seafood area of the meat section, almost every grocery store these days has a fish/seafood section, and when you see a fish you might want to try, ask the butcher to put that piece of fish on a piece of butcher paper and ask to smell it.  It it smells fishy, it's not fresh.  If you're interested in buying a whole fish, do the same thing.  If it smells fishy, it's not fresh. 
 
All butchers these days will be familiar with this system......i've never once had a butcher look at me with the WTF look when i ask to smell the fish i want to buy.....they all know that this is how you tell is fish is fresh.

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RE: What kind of fish would be good for someone who thi... - 1/16/2009 10:06:06 PM   
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I like you!

You are brave to want to try something which in the past has turned your stomach. And wise, to know that tastes change as you get older, and you may now like (or even love) something that you previously despised.

Explore, and have FUN!

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RE: What kind of fish would be good for someone who thi... - 1/16/2009 10:09:06 PM   
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ORIGINAL: YourhandMyAss

I asked my question before I saw your post:)

Am getting a bit slow on the uptake this evening.



Sorry, i didn't mean for that to come off as being snippy.....it's this darn written word, is all.  You know how it is.....no tone of voice, or body language.......

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RE: What kind of fish would be good for someone who thi... - 1/16/2009 10:24:51 PM   
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I eat mostly packaged stuff,   or stuff that is easy to fix, and doesn't require  much if any amount of cooking.

1. get a wok
2. learn to stir-fry
3. get a crock pot
4. visit the crock pottery thread
5. check out foil packet cooking on the Reynold's Wrap site
The "packaged stuff" you "mostly eat" is full of salt and sugar. Stop it.


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RE: What kind of fish would be good for someone who thi... - 1/16/2009 10:29:48 PM   
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ORIGINAL: YourhandMyAss

I asked my question before I saw your post:)

Am getting a bit slow on the uptake this evening.



Sorry, i didn't mean for that to come off as being snippy.....it's this darn written word, is all.  You know how it is.....no tone of voice, or body language.......

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RE: What kind of fish would be good for someone who thi... - 1/16/2009 10:33:04 PM   
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Status: offline 		WyldHrt, The packaged shit, is something we're trying to change. It's a process. I don't like to cook, I am I admit, very very lazy, and he keeps saying he would like to learn to cook, but then never acts upon his statement when he has the chance to cook. I realize that being lazy is something I need to change, for my own health and happiness. I'm just not sure how to go about changing years of ingrained lazyness. I guess you just get up and start doing it.

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I eat mostly packaged stuff,   or stuff that is easy to fix, and doesn't require  much if any amount of cooking.

1. get a wok
2. learn to stir-fry
3. get a crock pot
4. visit the crock pottery thread
5. check out foil packet cooking on the Reynold's Wrap site
The "packaged stuff" you "mostly eat" is full of salt and sugar. Stop it.


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RE: What kind of fish would be good for someone who thi... - 1/16/2009 10:41:31 PM   
WyldHrt


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I'm just not sure how to go about changing years of ingrained lazyness. I guess you just get up and start doing it.

Yeah, pretty much. Since he says he wants to learn to cook, why not take a cooking class together? You can learn basic techniques, and shortcuts to make cooking easier.

Another suggestion: www.allrecipes.com and www.recipezaar.com. You can search recipes by ingredients, and also exclude ingredients. Find some things that interest you and look easy to make, and give them a try.


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RE: What kind of fish would be good for someone who thi... - 1/16/2009 10:49:45 PM   
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Status: offline 		I've done that before , it was fun. I looked up recipes for chicken, since chicken is pretty cheap and easily had around here.


Only I didn't listen to when it said to buy chicken legs, I bought breasts instead, and it was just as yummy finger licking good.

Cooking classes would be fun, he doesn't have much free time, to do extra circular things like that, but we could do it at home. Just pick a recipe and do it together in the kitchen.

I am already considering getting some fish and cooking them at home.

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I'm just not sure how to go about changing years of ingrained lazyness. I guess you just get up and start doing it.

Yeah, pretty much. Since he says he wants to learn to cook, why not take a cooking class together? You can learn basic techniques, and shortcuts to make cooking easier.

Another suggestion: www.allrecipes.com and www.recipezaar.com. You can search recipes by ingredients, and also exclude ingredients. Find some things that interest you and look easy to make, and give them a try.



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RE: What kind of fish would be good for someone who thi... - 1/16/2009 11:13:04 PM   
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Status: offline 		You guys are making me hungry! My vote is for salmon or crab cakes for you to jump back in. I love smoked salmon....hmmmm
 
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RE: What kind of fish would be good for someone who thi... - 1/16/2009 11:27:09 PM   
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You guys are making me hungry!

Please report to the "Crock Pottery" thread in the Polls forum for further posts that make ya go "Damn, I'm hungry!!!"


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RE: What kind of fish would be good for someone who thi... - 1/17/2009 2:56:13 AM   
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RE: What kind of fish would be good for someone who thi... - 1/17/2009 3:09:59 AM   
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Status: offline 		I agree with Scooter and wyldhrt--start with a firmer white fish like whiting--My recommendation is start at a place like Long John Silvers, they use one that is nice white and firm and you can get it with a piece of chicken or shrimp--their batter is awesome and its not expensive. While salmon sounds good as you can make it with a variety of things---it can come too dry and you'll be put off.  Try as I suggested at a LJS OR start with an order of "fish and chips"--that is white fish and battered and a good way to nibble.

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RE: What kind of fish would be good for someone who thi... - 1/17/2009 6:16:14 AM   
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Status: offline 		I am not very fond of most fish.  I absolutely love grilled tilapia.  There is a restaurant near here that has me hooked.  The only other fish I have really found that I can stand is fried catfish.  I guess that's just my southern roots showing. 

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RE: What kind of fish would be good for someone who thi... - 1/17/2009 6:20:02 AM   
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Status: offline 		Sorry I just had to jumpthrough on this one. Fish for someone who won't eat fish ?

The answer is pork or beef.

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RE: What kind of fish would be good for someone who thi... - 1/17/2009 6:24:18 AM   
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Status: offline 		i absolutely love tilapia.. i cook it while still frozen.. wrap each piece in its own lil packet of tin foil, and place a pat of butter on each before closing the foil. Follow cooking instructions on pack, but it cooks relatively fast.
 
i serve it with sliced lemons ( to squeeze the juice over the fish), or if not lemons, i used bottled lemon juice. A nice sprinkling of salt.. (sea salt is best)..mmmm!

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RE: What kind of fish would be good for someone who thi... - 1/17/2009 6:37:01 AM   
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Status: offline 		you might also start by grilling it, that way the smell is outside and the sensory is associated with other nice things grilled.

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