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Anonymous Mon May 10 19:36:27 2021 No.16087315 [Reply] [Original]

Anyone else really into seafood?
When I was younger, I didn't hate seafood but I didn't go out of my way to get it ever.
Now I'm 26 and I'm into it more than even beef. Mexican seafood is my favorite and it goes great with beer.
But I love seafood in general and find it exciting.
What are your favorite types of seafood?

Anonymous Mon May 10 19:40:12 2021 No.16087330

>>16087315
Same here. When I was a kid it really grossed me out. I live on the ocean and grew up fishing but i was still very picky. Now I love seafood. I love Mexican ceviche too. My favorite fish is black sea bass. I also love shellfish. Mussels, clams, oysters. Also crab is amazing, but too expensive to buy often.

Anonymous Mon May 10 19:42:10 2021 No.16087339

>>16087330
Have you ever had rainbow trout? I had some the other day at Bonefish and it was surprisingly tasty.
I like cooked clams (especially Manhattan clam chowder) but I haven't got into raw clams/oysters yet.
I think seafood is fun because you can eat it while drinking and not get too full unless it's heavy fried shit like fish and chips.

>>	Anonymous Mon May 10 20:03:35 2021 No.16087429 >least sustainable food >often involves slaves in its production no thanks

>>	Anonymous Mon May 10 20:16:18 2021 No.16087485 >>16087429 >least sustainable That depends on what kind of fish you buy I'm personally open to eating the "trash fish" that are not in demand

>>	Anonymous Mon May 10 20:20:39 2021 No.16087499 >>16087339 >I think seafood is fun because you can eat it while drinking Exactly by my favorite aspect of seafood

>>	Anonymous Mon May 10 20:22:40 2021 No.16087512 >>16087485 There's some backwoods restaurants in PA that serve Asian carp. It's boney but tastes fine.

>>	Anonymous Mon May 10 20:32:00 2021 No.16087540 >>16087485 only farm raised tilapia and catfish are sustainable there are no "trash fish" in nature

>>	Anonymous Mon May 10 20:39:30 2021 No.16087562 >>16087512 My friend goes scuba diving and catches triggerfish He says they're really good

>>	Anonymous Mon May 10 21:03:45 2021 No.16087700 >>16087315 >What are your favorite types of seafood? cajun

>>	Anonymous Mon May 10 21:05:31 2021 No.16087710 I could eat shrimp until I fucking explode.

>>	Anonymous Mon May 10 21:05:57 2021 No.16087714 >>16087499 Do you try to buy more sustainable types of fish? I want to but it's confusing

>>	Anonymous Mon May 10 21:11:02 2021 No.16087731 >>16087710 >I could eat shrimp until I fucking explode Me too. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4rT5fYMfEUc

>>	Anonymous Mon May 10 21:17:36 2021 No.16087751 File: 77 KB, 422x420, 1620695855723.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] I’m 32 and have never eaten seafoood because of the smell

>>	Anonymous Mon May 10 21:25:38 2021 No.16087784 Spare no expense and get yourself some chili and South American sea bass

>>	Anonymous Mon May 10 21:50:50 2021 No.16087878 >>16087710 Same. Especially the small ones.

>>	Anonymous Mon May 10 21:52:20 2021 No.16087888 >>16087315 Mexican seafood is ass. >>16087330 tiger milk is better.

>>	Anonymous Mon May 10 23:00:43 2021 No.16088197 >>16087888 Mexican seafood is god tier

>>	Anonymous Mon May 10 23:02:45 2021 No.16088207 >>16087751 start with the fish sandwich from popeyes

>>	Anonymous Mon May 10 23:43:56 2021 No.16088454 Is Swordfish good

>>	Anonymous Mon May 10 23:45:15 2021 No.16088460 >>16088197 t. non-Mexican.

>>	Anonymous Tue May 11 00:04:03 2021 No.16088560 >>16087888 >>16087888 Mexican seafood is good. has more raw dishes than any other cuisine

Anonymous Tue May 11 00:11:28 2021 No.16088598

I’ve been wanting to get into cooking seafood more. Growing up my parents only occasionally made salmon or swordfish. Most fish I’ve had in my life was via sushi restaurants.
There’s a super authentic korean Market near my house (in NY) so I get good picking from northeast US and korean favorites. What kind of fish should I be looking out for? What recipes should I make?

>>	Anonymous Tue May 11 01:20:54 2021 No.16088819 In regard to sustainability, is it mostly Asia fucking things up?

>>	Anonymous Tue May 11 01:26:54 2021 No.16088841 File: 513 KB, 1200x1474, GoFish.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>16088819 only because there are more of them

>>	Anonymous Tue May 11 01:29:44 2021 No.16088847 >>16088841 they also have less strict laws about fishing (even the developed parts of Asia) And they eat way more seafood, plus have god awful habits like eating shark fin soup

>>	Anonymous Tue May 11 01:29:55 2021 No.16088849 >>16088560 >t.non-Mexican just stop anglo.

>>	Anonymous Tue May 11 01:35:58 2021 No.16088871 https://seafood.edf.org/ This is a good site for seafood sustainability info

>>	Anonymous Tue May 11 01:44:15 2021 No.16088891 >>16088849 stop projecting

>>	Anonymous Tue May 11 01:47:41 2021 No.16088906 >>16087315 yes I live on the west coast of Canada and eat seafood almost daily

>>	Anonymous Tue May 11 01:59:55 2021 No.16088944 >>16087315 I could live off of only seafood if it was possible

>>	Anonymous Tue May 11 02:00:54 2021 No.16088945 i live in a landlocked country so naturally im obsessed with seafood

>>	Anonymous Tue May 11 02:03:27 2021 No.16088957 >>16088945 well, I'm sure there are lakes and rivers in your country still

Anonymous Tue May 11 02:04:00 2021 No.16088960

>>16088841
Jesus that's sad. It's the same here with rockfish in Cali, my grandpappy was catching 10 pounders and tossing them back. Now, just try to get anything over two pounds without having to go all the way up to Alaska
Overpopulation is real man but it's not about living space it's about the resources you consume

Anonymous Tue May 11 02:04:33 2021 No.16088962

>>16088944
same. I think the reason I find it interesting is because there are so many edible species.
While with land animals, Americans really only eat 3 or 4 of them.
That being said, I do a lot of research to see what types of fish are most sustainable. Thankfully Rainbow Trout is a good choice because it's one of my favorite fish.

>>	Anonymous Tue May 11 12:08:14 2021 No.16090762 Whats the best mexican seafood recipe for taco's. (Not deepfried)

>>	Anonymous Tue May 11 13:34:07 2021 No.16091139 Bump

>>	Anonymous Tue May 11 19:12:05 2021 No.16092695 Bump

>>	kidnap victim Tue May 11 19:15:02 2021 No.16092710 >>16087315 tfw ur a pedophile and a rapist and cant find friends cos u thought criminals were losers

>>	Anonymous Tue May 11 21:10:11 2021 No.16093302 >>16087540 Nigger, tilapia is a pest in tons of places. It's not sustainable but it doesn't need to be, it's in surplus.

>>	Anonymous Tue May 11 21:12:03 2021 No.16093313 I'm mexican and I haven't had any STRICTLY MEXICAN seafood in my life besides ceviche. Is this it?

>>	Anonymous Tue May 11 21:13:18 2021 No.16093318 >>16087429 >least sustainable Retard detected

>>	Anonymous Tue May 11 21:43:46 2021 No.16093476 >>16093313 I think the signature feature of Mexican ceviche is the tostada >>16093318 Yeah it's only least sustainable if you make zero effort to choose well managed fisheries

>>	Anonymous Wed May 12 02:02:12 2021 No.16094489 >>16093313 Find a Sinaloan restaurant and try aguachile, pescado zarandeado, torre de mariscos, tostada de atun, caguamanta and callo de hacha

>>	Anonymous Wed May 12 02:02:58 2021 No.16094492 >>16093313 >>16093476 oops I read this wrong

>>	Anonymous Wed May 12 02:41:40 2021 No.16094627 I love seafood but I find it cruel that the fish are usually killed by letting them asphyxiate

>>	Anonymous Wed May 12 11:09:55 2021 No.16096042 >>16087540 as a result of predators being overfished there's a huge number of sardines now, they can be eaten guilt free

>>	Anonymous Wed May 12 11:51:53 2021 No.16096209 >>16090762 taco’s what?

>>	Anonymous Wed May 12 13:08:02 2021 No.16096501 >>16094627 The cows and chickens live under way worse conditions but at least they kill them more quickly

>>	Anonymous Wed May 12 17:05:28 2021 No.16097495 Bump

>>	Anonymous Wed May 12 18:23:54 2021 No.16097837 >>16088849 I bet you have never left Ecatepec (Mordor) and never had fresh seafood

Anonymous Wed May 12 18:32:59 2021 No.16097892

>>16090762
Grill octopus, either make a pesto or some chilli paste to rub it with before grilling, then eat with cheese and maybe guacamole, all inside a taco. For charcoal-grilled things I recommend corn tortillas, but freshly-made flour should work just as good, just pan-toast them with a bit of butter before assembling

>>	Anonymous Wed May 12 18:34:01 2021 No.16097895 >>16093313 Come to Baja

>>	Anonymous Thu May 13 01:11:51 2021 No.16099975 >>16097895 Do they do good grilled fish tacos too or only fried?

>>	Anonymous Thu May 13 01:24:09 2021 No.16100033 >>16099975 The traditional ones are fried, but we make everything here >Sea Snail tostadas >Lobster Burritos >Grilled octopus tacos >Clam ceviches >Tiradito of various fish (thicker cut sashimi)

>>	Anonymous Thu May 13 01:31:58 2021 No.16100063 >>16087315 I eat a lot of shellfish now that I live by the ocean but not that much fish desu Clams, oysters, snail, shrimp, crabs, octopus, squid and the life Pretty much anything without bones I eat often now.

>>	Anonymous Thu May 13 02:14:21 2021 No.16100168 >>16100033 I love fried but grilled is healthier so I'd like to have that available too

>>	Anonymous Thu May 13 02:23:55 2021 No.16100210 I live in Seattle after having lived in Texas and Chicago before and I eat way more seafood, particularly shellfish. Shits delicious

>>	Anonymous Thu May 13 02:46:13 2021 No.16100277 >>16088849 Get a load of this self hating spic Lel

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>>	Anonymous Thu May 13 10:40:48 2021 No.16101617 >>16096042 compared to when? nice ecological amnesia. compared to 100 years ago, there is almost nothing left

Anonymous Thu May 13 10:49:48 2021 No.16101653

>>16087315
I grew up not liking it, now I like it fine enough to order it at a restaurant. I prefer actual fish and scallops if I'm eating them fairly pure, otherwise fried mollusks/fish are good, I'm ok with unadulterated clams, mussels, oysters but don't prefer them, I do like crab but still don't really like lobster or shrimp for mostly textural reasons

>>	Anonymous Thu May 13 13:13:34 2021 No.16102195 I'm in the mood for some deen pasta now

Anonymous Thu May 13 14:35:48 2021 No.16102595

>>16099975
The best taco I've had was in Tijuana. It was a smoked marlin cooked with charcoal and they topped it with a chipotle thousand island sauce/creamy green sauce. But yeah if you're in Baja expect to find tons of raw/semi raw dishes like Ceviche, sashimi, Aguachile, Tirdados, oysters in a black sauce, ahi/uni/clam tostadas etc etc. for prepared dishes it's ensenada fish tacos, camaron enchilado tacos, au gratin pismo clam, pescado zaraendeado, fried Spider crab and lobster with flour tortillas, and caguaatuna. For the most part, Baja shares the same style it does with SInaloa and Sonora but Baja does it better on average.

>>	Anonymous Thu May 13 17:14:04 2021 No.16103366 >>16102595 That sounds really good. Here in NYC, sadly we only have 2 places that do Mexican seafood

>>	Anonymous Thu May 13 17:17:31 2021 No.16103393 Reminder farmed fish is absolutely disgusting https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RYYf8cLUV5E

>>	Anonymous Thu May 13 17:19:24 2021 No.16103407 File: 40 KB, 500x355, subway-seafood-sensation-500x355.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>16087315 For me, it's the Subway Seafood Sensation™

>>	Anonymous Thu May 13 17:19:53 2021 No.16103411 >>16103393 I avoid buying any fish from Asia

>>	Anonymous Thu May 13 17:34:38 2021 No.16103492 >>16103393 I only buy farmed shellfish, shrimp, and rainbow trout Other than that I look for fish from well managed fisheries like Alaskan Sockeye/Pink Salmon, Alaskan Pollock/Haddock, Atlantic Fluke/Bluefish, and Pacific Sanddab

>>	Anonymous Thu May 13 19:09:32 2021 No.16103922 What are some good lesser known fish?

>>	Anonymous Thu May 13 19:15:54 2021 No.16103958 Gonna get into mackerel and pasta dishes, seem like a really quick and easy lunch to make

>>	Anonymous Thu May 13 19:24:55 2021 No.16104003 You can never go wrong with baja style fried tilapia tacos. It wont ever disappoint. Its a really pleasant meal.

>>	Anonymous Thu May 13 23:23:14 2021 No.16105215 File: 356 KB, 384x288, sad baby.gif [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>16103407 >There was only one subway in my area that had this >Mfw they stopped selling it like a month ago

>>	Anonymous Fri May 14 00:39:03 2021 No.16105541 >>16105215 I thought it was a /ck/ meme, I'm shocked it's actually real

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