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What does smoking do to fish?

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Smoked fish is a delicacy in some cultures. Smoking, as a mode of food preservation, is probably as old as cooking with fire. Heat and smoke infuse a delicate flavor into fish, ham, poultry and meat and can prevent the growth of microbes.

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  • Can you touch a cuttlefish?

    Don't try to cuddle with this cuttlefish. ... Like octopuses and some squid, cuttlefish are venomous. Its muscles contain a highly toxic compound.

  • Do I need to scale salmon before smoking?

    No need to de-scale when smoking. I find easiest is to whip the fillet off and smoke that, I dont bother taking out any bones, de-skinning or de-scaling.

  • What is sardine fish called in Nigeria?

    Titus Sardine (125g) is the most popular canned fish product in the market, both in Nigeria and Africa as a whole.

  • How did the red swamp crayfish get to Canada?

    The Michigan Department of Natural Resources says conservation officers in St. Clair County were notified in mid-July that the red swamp crayfish were found as a truck tried to cross from the U.S. at Sarnia, Ontario. The DNR says the truck originated in Canada and had been in Maryland and Arkansas to pick up its cargo.

  • What fish will take bread?

    Bread Flake For larger fish such as chub, tench or carp a hook size of 12 or larger should be used.

  • What is a good pressure for carp fishing?

    An atmospheric pressure of 1020mb or below is generally considered low and therefore better for fishing. Once you get below 1000mb it can get stormy, and very good for fishing.

  • What is smoke mackerel?

    Barbecue smoked mackerel cooked low and slow over oak wood. Rich in fishy flavor and matched with an easy dry brine, this is as good as smoked fish comes. ... Smoked mackerel is unlike any other type of fish. Unlike white fish like haddock or smoked tilapia, it's an oily fish that is packed full of moisture and flavor.

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