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Fish cutlery - correct tools for fish
Oysters a short overview
Eel
Lobster cracking – as easy as ABC
Caviar
Crabs
Crayfish - eating correctly
Mussels- when there’s an „r “ in the month
Alaska pollack
Oyster
Barramundi
Seabream
Crayfish
Trout
Herring
Hoki
Lobster
Cod
Fish encyclopaedia
Carp
Salmon
Mackerel
Striped mullet
Pangasius
Redfish
Red/Striped mullet
Lemon sole
Char
Sardine
Haddock
Snapper
Plaice
Greenland halibutt
Swordfish
Hake
Pollack (Saithe)
Monkfish (Anglerfish)
Sole
St. Peter’s fish (John Dory)
Atlantic catfish
Turbot
Tuna
Tilapia
Wels catfish
Sea bass
Grouper
Zander (pike-perch)
Flavour bombs
Oysters – here’s how to open
Baking
Pickling
Organic – NORDSEE products with that natural quality
Organic products at NORDSEE
Blue cooking
Pan-fry
Brushing or… marinating completely
Skinning
Fish storage
Fish - meat usability
Filleting
Fillet rolled
Fish stock
Frying
Prawns- prepared ready to cook
Steaming
Poaching in brew (steeping)
Freezing - how to enjoy frozen fish
Peppered mackerel
Au gratin
Grilling
Grilling in aluminium foil
Grilled turbut
Jacob‘s mussels – Here’s how to open
Jacob’s mussels wrapping – here’s how
Potatoes – pure nature from the field next door
Boiling
Crustaceans - cooking tips
Salmon-prawn skewer
Salmon-monkfish plait
Salmon rolls - filled
Maties - more than just a fish
Maties today
Maties - quality criteria
Maties –what do I drink with it?
Omega-3 fatty acids
Filled flatfish
Flat fish preparation / filleting (e.g. turbot)
Cleaning/Washing
Smoking
Smoked fish
Smoked salmon
King prawns – exotic marinade
Souring
Salting
Cutting method (filled mackerel)
Turbut – filled and grilled
Removing fish bones, for example char fillets
Salting
Only salt the fish just before cooking, since otherwise it absorbs and retains water. The use of iodine or sea salt is recommendable.
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