Hello, friends.
Which type of fish tastes the least "fishy"? Cod? I fried some tilapia fillets the other day and they turned out nice.
>>7451247
Eel
>>7451247
Anchovies, or mullet.
Pangasius or fish sticks
>>7451247
Hake I guess? But that might just be me.
>>7451247
tilapia isn't fishy, but god it's muddy tasting sometimes.
i think whiting tastes pretty unfishy, as well as swai, but swai's off my menu due to ethical fishing concerns
If its fresh it wont smell fishy, it will smell like the sea.
>>2077739
Tilapia tastes like dirt IMO.
>>7451279
Taste, not smell.
>>7451275
I'd second Hake, Nice and meaty
>>7451247
Halibut.
Try tilapia with just salt and pepper. It's muddy, but easy to hide with sauce.
I suggest sturgeon, if you can get your hands on some.
>>7451613
This. Your house will stink for days
>>7451247
try flounder. Most fish is mild if it was "fishy" it was probably turning.
would you consider salmon "fishy"?
because it's so good man
so
good
>>7451247
Pretty much any common warm water fish. Think Gulf Coast seafood rather than yankee shit.
Colder water fish tend to be oilier and fishier.
fugu
>>7451774
So black drum, it can be mushy though OP.
>>7451792
Red is better than black, but honestly neither is great eating.
Pork has one of the mildest fishy tastes of any fish.
Mackerel.
>>7451247
Salmon
the answer is monkfish
>>7451247
>tilapia turned out nice
nope you just have shit taste
no one actually likes tilapia
fuck yourself OP
>>7452016
Um, actually I like tilapia too.
This.
Snake head is the best fish.
swordfish isnt exactly fishy
although... dat mercury
tuna (not from a can)
Haddock or flounder. Basically any non-oily whitefish like fresh cod.
Tilapia can taste good or bad, depending on where it's shipped from. Every asian-based tilapia I've ever cooked had some sort of dirt/mud aftertaste which was really off putting.
sole and basa taste like absolutely nothing and theyre cheap
Salmon
Trout
Sea trout
Sea bass
Sea bream
Haddock
Red mullet if I'm in the Medditerranean (too expensive everywhere else)
>>7451618
don't blame me for your poor palate
I hate most fish but I'll chow down on some walleye
One of my favorites is catfish, however OP you shouldn't be an obnoxious faggot what you need to learn to do is to use flavors the mask and compliment the flavors that are inherent to the fish. Also, if you live too far inland in a rural area you might just have to come to terms with the fact that you'll never have access to fresh fish.
>>7452426
I live on the Pacific coast
>Raw tilapia in sushi
IT FUCKING SUCKS
>Tusker
>Nannygai
>Coral Trout
>Red Emperor
>Jewfish
>Mangrove Jack
>Snapper
>Fingermark
>Cod
>Barramundi
>>7451247
Sort fish by price.
Find out what tastes the best.
>>7451247
What's the point of going out of your way to make fish if you don't like the taste of fish?
>>7453126
Barramundi is pretty good, and I can't even get that shit fresh. Only thing I envy Aussies for.
>>7453214
I live in the gulf of Carpenter, which is like your texas. All the water here is virtually pristine so we have amazing fish.
just about anything you catch is going to taste great, to the point that some people throw back stuff like cod or salmon because it doesn't compare to other local species and is harder to fillet.
Whenever I speak to people from Mediterranean countries who have travelled around the globe, they insist that while other parts of the world may have more or bigger fish, they never taste as good as back home. A few suggested this has to do with the salinity of the waters there compared to the Med. Seems like they might have a point, after looking at this map.
My only experience is with fish like haddock, that the UK prides itself on and yet it does indeed taste better in Greece.
>>7451803
That's one happy pig.
>>7453254
salinity is important as is shallower, warmer water.
>>7453276
https://www.daf.qld.gov.au/fisheries/species-identification/inshore-estuarine-species/jewfish/black-jewfish
>>7453290
Pic related is a Jewfish in Florida, but the Jews got mad and now they're called goliath grouper.
>>7453349
Good retriever
>>7453349
ah yeah we call them grouper here. They're more like a big cod. We don't eat them, they're protected and a decent sized one is probably older than you.
Pic related is our Jewfish. They like prawns (shrimp) and relatively deep water (>50feet.)
Salmon
Everyone likes salmon
>>7453349
How would they even get mad by that, they eat fish.
I'd love to have a fish named after me.
It's not like its Jew-Pig or something
