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What are some not-so-fishy-tasting types of fish to try?
I cook a lot of salmon at home- we all enjoy it and I don't find it to be really fishy tasting. I'm looking to try different fish- what are some that are good to try, some that aren't quite as fishy as others? Thanks!
Leslie G.
Re: What are some not-so-fishy-tasting types of fish to try?
I just asked this question a few days ago. Here is the linky
http://community.thenest.com/cs/ks/forums/thread/64211141.aspx
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Salmon is very "fishy" tasting so if you can eat that I think you're good.
Avoid bluefish and mackerel, or as I call it, "the stinky mackerel".
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salmons one of the fishiest!
do you mean fish or shellfish? or doesn't it matter?
Wow, salmon is actually a very fishy fish. lol!
You could always try tilapia, it's extremely mild in flavor.
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Not sure how easy it would be for you to get this, but my husband ordered a Blue Hawaiian Marlin and gave me a bite to try. It was so good and barely tasted like fish at all.
But I consider salmon to be very fishy tasting/
trout is one of my favorites
or try sea bass, cod, or halibut
Levi 4.21.10
Haddock is a really mild fish.
I find trout to be fairly mild. I've had mostly fresh out of the stream/lake trout, and even H who wont eat any seafood likes it pretty well.