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To all you anglers out there. I just had something you might enjoy. "Fish collars" the neck behind the gill and ending just behind the pectoral fin. Marinate in Meso or soya sauce. Crank the charcoal grill to melt iron. There you go. A crispy appetizer. Tuna, Salmon, Black Cod or Strip Bass. Any Fatty Fish will do. Do not over look the cheeks.
Question by Carl Huber. Uploaded on February 23, 2012
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Absolutely! Ive been eating "throats" for years. Alot Of meat that otherwise would be wasted. I save them up till I have a mess. Country road can attest to them. Also big catfish have quite a bit of meat on thier heads. Im gonna try your recipe, sounds good.
Ditto on the throats and cheeks. And do not ever over look the crispy fried tail and fins either.
Darn! You've just exposed one of the tastiest parts of a fish. Japanese call it "kama" and it's often not on the menu as the sushi chefs reserve this for their own dining pleasure. Miso and shoyu (soy sauce) is good but try it with a sprinkling of rock salt (the smaller kind, not the type used for de-icing roads.) Next time you're at a sushi restaurant ask for the grilled kama and they'll know you're in the know.
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Absolutely! Ive been eating "throats" for years. Alot Of meat that otherwise would be wasted. I save them up till I have a mess. Country road can attest to them. Also big catfish have quite a bit of meat on thier heads. Im gonna try your recipe, sounds good.
Ditto on the throats and cheeks. And do not ever over look the crispy fried tail and fins either.
Darn! You've just exposed one of the tastiest parts of a fish. Japanese call it "kama" and it's often not on the menu as the sushi chefs reserve this for their own dining pleasure. Miso and shoyu (soy sauce) is good but try it with a sprinkling of rock salt (the smaller kind, not the type used for de-icing roads.) Next time you're at a sushi restaurant ask for the grilled kama and they'll know you're in the know.
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