Includes bibliographical references (pages 55-56).
Nutrition and Economics: Why eat Fish? -- Maintaining Quality: Get the Best from your Catch -- Freezing fish: Fishcicles -- Filleting techniques: Cutting up in style -- Scoring, flaking, grinding: A bone to pick -- Fish jerky: Dry it, you'll like it -- Salting fish: Salt it away -- Canning fish: Put a lid on it -- Pickling fish: Put your fish in a pickle -- Making caviar: A touch of "roe-mance" -- Smoking techniques: Where there's smoke -- Building a smoker: Engineering a smokehouse -- Basic fish cookery: Fixin' fish -- Parasites: Are the fish good enough to eat?
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Fixin' Fish was first published in 1984. Minnesota Archive Editions uses digital technology to make long-unavailable books once again accessible, and are published unaltered from the original University of Minnesota Press editions. Whether you catch it yourself or buy it, fish can be a delicious, nutritious meal or an experience you'd rather forget. Because fish are delicate and perishable, preserving their fresh-caught flavor requires careful handling. Fixin' Fish provides anglers and fish buyers with helpful techniques, not covered in most cookbooks, for handling, cleaning, preserving, prepa.