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Is salmon supposed to be moist or dry?

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Perfectly prepared fish is moist, flavorful, and succulent. When fish is overcooked, it dries out and loses flavor. To cook fish perfectly, remove it from the heat source before it appears fully cooked, while there is still some translucency in the middle.

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    If not to be cooked immediately, it should be stored in the freezer and cooked and served within 1 week. Note: be careful that the utensils for soaking must be oil-free and do not add soda to the water, or else the fish maw will melt readily and its taste gets altered.

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    Those cockles/manila clams can be found all around inside the SF Bay area, especially on the San Mateo Co. side. They can be found during low tides, in the sandy/mud areas in between the larger exposed rocks. Look for the small slit holes in the mud and dig down from 1-3" below the surface.

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    • Fal Oyster. Cornwall. England. ...
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    • Belon Oysters. Finistère. France. ...
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    • Sydney Rock Oyster. Sydney. ...
    • Malostonske kamenice. Mali Ston.

  • What type of salmon is used for smoked salmon?

    King salmon is one of the largest varieties of salmon with the highest oil content. King salmon also goes by the name Chinook salmon. The deep red color and flavor of king salmon make it the best smoked salmon.

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    Grass carp can damage or destroy native wildlife and fish habitats by removing aquatic plants and indirectly causing increased water turbidity.

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