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What does it mean if fish falls apart?

Asked: Marcus Jeevaratnam, Last Updated:

Fish which falls apart is generally overcooked. If you're overcooking, cook your next batch at the same heat, but for less time. Crisp fish skin is not particularly easy.

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    It's probably the liquid going into the salad (from the tuna, pickle relish, etc.) that is causing the problem. Of course, if you make it a day in advance, what would have been pristine on the day it was made could get a little runny overnight.

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  • Why do Japanese eat fish?

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  • What is orange stuff in shrimp?

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