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What type of fish is hard when roasted? Like chicken.
I tried salmon, sea bass and most other types are very soft and can be crushed with little force. Last time I bought some cheaper type of salmon, and it has fallen apart into little pieces in my saucer pan.
When I was in Sri Lanka on a vacation, on one evening they had some roasted fish cubes that was as hard as chicken meat. I am trying to find out what that might have been.
Those are white and firm: Fatty: Atlantic shad, albacore tuna, California white sea bass, Chilean sea bass, cobia, lake trout, lake whitefish, Pacific escolar, Pacific sablefish, white sturgeon... Lean: Alaska pollock, catfish, grouper, haddock, Pacific cod, Pacific halibut, Pacific rockfish, Pacific sand dab & sole, striped bass (wild and hybrid), swordfish... Those are white, soft and flaky: Atlantic croaker, black sea bass, branzino, flounder, rainbow smelt, red snapper, tilapia, rainbow trout, weakfish (sea trout), whiting...
Thanks for the tips.
Some of the suggestions like sea bass and cod are actually really soft.
Which ones can be bought in a supermarket (among the ones described as hard or stiff)?
Halibut and ahi tuna, two of my favorites, are what came to mind first. But any fish you make, you have to know how to cook it right.
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