Quote: I cook them with the skin on ( I happen to like the taste & crunchiness of it ), but I generally filet my fish; not fond of getting fish bones stuck in my throat. Dad wouldn't eat fresh fish 'cause it'd happened to him.
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Quote: I cook them with the skin on ( I happen to like the taste & crunchiness of it ), but I generally filet my fish; not fond of getting fish bones stuck in my throat. Dad wouldn't eat fresh fish 'cause it'd happened to him.
You got it correctly! But there are 2 spices of the genus Coryphaena this one is from the Mediterranean and its Physical properties depends grately on the environment, we get them normaly between 0.3 kg to 6 kg.I'm getting my saltwater fish confused. I thought Mahi Mahi was that bull-nosed one. called a Dolphin Fish, I believe. I want to say it's blue & yellow, but not sure. You know that one?Sally you have some real food Issues..... when you cook fish, poultry ect, youn HAVE TO coock them wite the skin and bones if you want to extract the extra flavors, you always can peel it befor cooking!ugh Benny this is just GROSS I swear I cant stand even looking at fish, and you left all that skin and ughhhh gross!!
I think it looks good Benny.
Thanks phil! I HOPE that YOU don't always filet your fishs!
I cook them with the skin on ( I happen to like the taste & crunchiness of it ), but I generally filet my fish; not fond of getting fish bones stuck in my throat. Dad wouldn't eat fresh fish 'cause it'd happened to him.
Quote: Sally you have some real food Issues..... when you cook fish, poultry ect, youn HAVE TO coock them wite the skin and bones if you want to extract the extra flavors, you always can peel it befor cooking!
I'm getting my saltwater fish confused. I thought Mahi Mahi was that bull-nosed one. called a Dolphin Fish, I believe. I want to say it's blue & yellow, but not sure. You know that one? You got it correctly! But there are 2 spices of the genus Coryphaena this one is from the Mediterranean and its
Physical properties depends grately on the environment, we get them normaly between 0.3 kg to 6 kg.
Oh, o.k.; thanks. Obviously, I'm not a saltwater man.
Coffee's finished; off to work for a while. BBL
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