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What color should haddock be?

Asked: Richard Beland, Last Updated:

Smoked haddock is naturally an off-white colour and it is frequently dyed yellow, as are other smoked fish.

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    “The wholesale rate of hilsa will be around Rs 800-1,400 per kg depending upon the size,” said Maqsood, who is also the secretary of Howrah Wholesale Fish Market.

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    Capelin reach sexual maturity around three years of age and live to be about five or six years old. Capelin feed almost exclusively on small plankton-sized crustaceans, and in turn are the main food source for numerous species of fish, including Atlantic cod and halibut, marine mammals and seabirds.

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  • Why hilsa fish is so tasty?

    Hilsa is considered as one of the most tastiest fish due to its distinctly soft oily texture, mouthwatering flavour and superb mouthfeel. The fish is locally called “Macher Raja” means the king of fish. ... Flavour is perceived when volatile flavor compounds stimulate the olfactory fibers in nasal air passages.

  • Why prawns are not good for health?

    While prawns contain higher than average amounts of cholesterol, they do not lead to higher cholesterol levels in the body due to their healthy fat profile. This is because they contain almost three times more Omega 3 Fatty Acid than they do Omega 6 Fatty Acid.

  • Can you eat sockeye salmon raw?

    Sockeye Salmon Sashimi. Pacific salmon and tuna which have never come into contact with fresh water are generally safe to eat raw straight out of the ocean. But on rare occasion, they can be infected with a parasitic worm. ... For fish to be called sushi grade, or sashimi grade, it must be frozen.

  • Why do salmon die after they spawn?

    Salmon release their eggs and milt back into the freshwater to re-seed the cycle. Eggs that don't get buried in the gravel become immediately available as food for other fish, birds and insects. After spawning the salmon die, and as they decay valuable nutrients are released.

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