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They're not actually fish but I love Sea Urchin roe (Uni) and raw spot prawns (Amaebi). The spot prawns are sweet and succulent when served raw and the head is excellent fried - you eat the entire thing.
I made beer-battered fish a few days ago. It was a big hit, both with DH and his parents. Boy, was I relieved - it was my first time trying a battered fish!
Throw a talapia filet on the barbie. A pat or two of butter and sprinkle a little paprika for color. Cook it WELL (very well) until the edges are a bit brown and crunchy. Paradise.
I realy enjoy good lobster tails at an upscale restaurant. I rarely get them since I don't go out to fancy places much as that may also be why I like them since it is a treat.
I enjoy grilled salmon
Fresh shrimp or grilled
Rainbow trout or whitefish
I have been wanting to try chilean sea bass
Of course tuna fish but not frsh tuna for some reason
How do the cantonese fix a fish? I have never tried it -- the closest I cam was lunch at Lai Lai when the people at the next table had this enormous spread featuring an immense carp served whole and perched upright on a platter, like a pig only there was no apple in his mouth.
I've never cooked lobster Cantonese, but I've had it in restaurants. (Unfortunately, none in Arizona.) It's fabulous! Here is a picture of what it looks like. Carp is nothing at all like it.
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