What type of fish would you recommend for first trying and how would you prepare it?
I've never had it cooked before but I eat sushi with salmon/tuna and pretty often
>>7155425
Fugu fish.
Any idiot can cut and cook it.
>>7155428
This.
Fugu fish is the easiest fish to prepare. It's virtually impossible to fuck up.
Bought Basa coz it was the cheapest
What do?
catfish
>>7155435
>Bought Basa coz it was the cheapest
Take it back and buy a nice piece of fish
>>7155434
There is no chance of him getting fugu you fucking idiot.
>>7155661
Tilapia is a literal garbage fish. Most cod and pollack you get is frozen trash that smells and tastes way too fishy.
OP, go to a nice seafood restaurant (not a chain) and get something like halibut.
>>7155425
Best fish in existence, IMO, is the Grayling. Works well with pretty much every cooking method, though I think it's best served cold smoked.
>>7155697
>>7155661
Seconded. Eat whats freshest - it will taste better
>>7155425
Season some redfish or tilapia with pic related and cook in a pan with butter over high heat. Add a squeeze of lemon and serve with steamed broccoli and rice.
>>7155750
Fuck, forgot pic
>>7155425
Salmon steaks on a grill.
They're expensive so don't fuck it up.
Green beans make a nice side with that.
>>7155425
Take any fish and do it en papilotte. Sure it looks like its a fancy french technique but its bulletproof if you have some time and a little bit of effort works with any standard store fish but salmon is my fav. 425 F for 10 min and additional 2min if its over an inch thick.
I have mackerel curry in my pot. It is a meaty fish and lends itself to currying really well.
https://youtu.be/W_Fg436KiWM
Talipa is easy to Cook and has a great taste
Link is a good way to Cook
>>7155425
Get a salmon filet, coat it in pesto and broil it for 8-10 minutes. \
