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Fish meat poll!

Risottia
23-03-2009, 14:44
Well, now for fishes... again, in the poll I used the most common types in the supermarket fridges of Italy.

(And I mean fishes, hence no crabs, lobsters, ostreys...)
Truly Blessed
23-03-2009, 14:45
Pretty much none I am a landlubber.
Risottia
23-03-2009, 14:48
Pretty much none I am a landlubber.

Try a tuna steak, maybe. It's very close to red meat (but you have to find extremely fresh tuna).

*yum yum*
greed and death
23-03-2009, 14:49
I know not technically a fish but octopus and squid when served raw.
Brutland and Norden
23-03-2009, 14:49
I don't eat anything from the sea, except if it is deboned and grilled, that is... and also lacking that fishy, sea-y taste.

The most frequent thing from the sea that I eat is tuna.
greed and death
23-03-2009, 14:59
Try a tuna steak, maybe. It's very close to red meat (but you have to find extremely fresh tuna).

*yum yum*

Also help that it is Sashimi grade. Either killed as it is caught (rather then allowed to die slowly in the air), or kept alive in a tank.
Helps keep the lactic acid from building up in the muscles during the fish's death throws.
Sarkhaan
23-03-2009, 15:09
I've been loving catfish recently, but really, there are very few sea creatures I don't enjoy.
Rambhutan
23-03-2009, 15:10
Plaice, mackerel, and smoked salmon are my favourites.
No Names Left Damn It
23-03-2009, 16:47
Smoked salmon, tuna, swordfish, they're all great.
Pure Metal
23-03-2009, 18:19
Lemon Sole or Dover sole = win
Salmon = also good (but not smoked!)
Cod = awesome with chips
everything else = maybe
seafood = bleurgh...
Risottia
23-03-2009, 20:45
I don't eat anything from the sea, except if it is deboned and grilled, that is... and also lacking that fishy, sea-y taste.

Go for trout, or carp, then.
Risottia
23-03-2009, 20:47
Also help that it is Sashimi grade. Either killed as it is caught (rather then allowed to die slowly in the air), or kept alive in a tank.
Helps keep the lactic acid from building up in the muscles during the fish's death throws.

That's why I love living just 1000 km away from Sicily (great tuna catchers over there) and 5 km away from the most important fish market of Italy.
Ledgersia
23-03-2009, 21:33
Never tried swordfish. Always wanted to. Same with shark.

As for the poll options, I'm going to have to go with salmon. I prefer other seafood, though (i.e., crustaceans and the like).
NERVUN
24-03-2009, 09:19
Hmm...
I love smoked salmon and I can eat salmon steak as long as I have just pulled the fish out of the river, the same with trout.

I adore maguro (tuna) sashimi and sushi and every so often I get a craving for tuna fish sandwiches and tomato soup. I'm also a fan of cod, especially as made into fishsticks or fish and chips...

But that said, thanks to my father-in-law and a wife that hails from Yamaguchi... I now love me the fugu and look forward to my yearly fugu feast.
The Romulan Republic
24-03-2009, 09:25
My two favorite forms of fish are tuna salad, and salmon steak.
Cameroi
24-03-2009, 09:26
well i live neither in italy, japan, nor within a hundred miles of the sea. i do love nice fishies when i can gets them. yess we do my precious.

at any rate, sad to say, i don't get to eat nearly as much as i would like to of fresh seafood, just probably a little too much of canned tuna to not really quite make up for it.

i do put a little nori in my tuna and noodles in broth, but i have to watch my sodium these days, so the broth base is usually potasium rather then sodium based.
IL Ruffino
24-03-2009, 09:28
I love swordfish, but tilapia is good too.
SaintB
24-03-2009, 12:29
Fish don't have meat polls, they just spray semen all over the place.
Rhursbourg
24-03-2009, 13:40
Dog Fish
Dover Sole
Cod espically if it is fresh off Grimsby dock
Angel fish
Herring