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rotuts

rotuts

@gfweb

 

another interesting point

 

however , the fish ive tried each way is exactly as fresh as its neighbor 

 

and being as close to the head as I can get , possibly of similar fat content.

 

I wonder , especially on the girl , w a steak , more fat leaks out and gets ' charred '

 

and its that charred taste that creates the difference.  the same would happen in a fry pan.

 

so it might be a fishy-charr taste , rather than a fishy - Im and Old Fish taste.

 

none of the fish Ive ever purchased from Cook's Seafood

 

( and boy do I miss them )

 

had any aroma what so ever on the fresh uncooked fish.

 

Ive cooked these fish-ies for a cousin who teaches in Norway.

 

she knows fresh fish.   and commented that the Salmon from Cook's

 

( no I don't work for them ! )  was the freshest she had ever had

 

both steaks on the grill one time

 

and filet dans le pan the other.

rotuts

rotuts

@gfweb

 

another interesting point

 

however , the fish ive tried each way is exactly as fresh as its neighbor 

 

and being as close to the head as I can get , possibly of similar fat content.

 

I wonder , especially on the girl , w a steak , more fat leaks out and gets ' charred '

 

and its that charred taste that creates the difference.  the same would happen in a fry pan.

 

so it might be a fishy-charr taste , rather than a fishy - Im and Old Fish taste.

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