Wha is your favourite type of fish?
By Ros3Taylor
@Ros3Taylor (449)
February 1, 2010 8:59am CST
What is your favourite type of fish?
Until Saturday my favourite was Mackerel but it is starting to compete with Salom. I ad Salmon on Saturday and it reminded me of how much I like salmon as well. So now I am not so sure.
What is your favourite fish that you would recommend for me to try that I might like more than these?
7 responses
@amybrezik (2118)
• United States
2 Feb 10
I haven't had blue marlin. How do you prepare it other then grilled?
@Ros3Taylor (449)
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1 Feb 10
I have heard of both but never had them before - Sea Bass I have seen around alot more and have been meaning to try it so I will have to keep it on my radar.
@Allie_xoxo (1063)
• Canada
2 Feb 10
seafood is pretty good. muscles,crab,lobster, shrimp, even sushi sometimes in a nice wasabi sauce.
@Ros3Taylor (449)
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2 Feb 10
I have not had muscles but crab and lobster are nice and shrimps/prawns I like them too.
@urbandekay (18278)
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1 Feb 10
Mackeral, smoked and peppered and served hot, then Salmon and Tilapia
all the best urban
@Ros3Taylor (449)
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2 Feb 10
somked peppered mackerel is lovely - I have had that before. How do you like your salmon and tilapia. I do not think I have had tilapia before.
@Ros3Taylor (449)
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1 Feb 10
lol lol ...never tried that before. Just looked them up though and they are really big fish.
What does it taste like (that is if you like it as food)?
@sassy28 (834)
• United States
1 Feb 10
Flounder is my favorite, but is has to be fried without the skin. I am picky about it, but I love it. We were on vacation in Flordia and I ordered fried flounder, and they brought me the whole thing, head and all, fried. Sorry had to send it back, I have learnt to ask now before ordering.
@Ros3Taylor (449)
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1 Feb 10
Oh dear wow they brought you the whole fish, I hope it was gutted and all that.
What do you eat it with?
@doomlancer50 (62)
• Philippines
1 Feb 10
My favorite is Milkfish (Bangus) in the Philippines. It's really delicious especially if it's freshly caught and cooked 5 minutes before you eat it.
@Ros3Taylor (449)
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1 Feb 10
Sounds nice what type of fish is it oily fish or white fish etc and what do you eat with it?
