What R U Eating ? ~OGH wants to know.....

@Ripped --I never liked it much either until I had it done correctly with lots of fresh sliced fish . It has no fishy taste whatsoever when prepaired right. The generic sushi has turned off alot of people , smells like my ex's you know...:confused: :rolleyes:
That was exactly my experience tasted like I caught a fish and took a bite out of it real fishy.
 
That was exactly my experience tasted like I caught a fish and took a bite out of it real fishy.

If fish smells or tastes fishy it's not fresh. The only fish that should smell or taste fishy is mackrel. Most fish that is used for sushi these days (In North America that is) is fileted, vacuum packed, and flash frozen on the boat when it's caught so when it's thawed and taken out of the vacuum pouch it's really like it was just caught. That has no fishy smell or taste. If you get sushi and it smells like fish...don't eat it. That needs to be cooked to ensure the bacteria ( what causes the fishy smell) is killed. A friend of mine in the food biz told me that all fish that is sold in the grocery store, even the fish in the seafood department glass displays that says fresh, has been frozen and thawed. It's all bullshit lies. When you buy orange roughy it's not orange roughy, it's monk fish because they taste similar and monk fish is way way less expensive. There is another fish that they lie about what it is as well but I can't remember which one it is. Also, don't get white tuna when you are eating sushi. There is no such thing as white tuna. It's some bottom dwelling fish called Escolar that has a particular oil in it's meat that is not good for you. It can cause a digestive problem that will cause anal oil leakage :eek: called Keriorrhea. Remember Olestra? Not cool. :confused:
 
If fish smells or tastes fishy it's not fresh. The only fish that should smell or taste fishy is mackrel. Most fish that is used for sushi these days (In North America that is) is fileted, vacuum packed, and flash frozen on the boat when it's caught so when it's thawed and taken out of the vacuum pouch it's really like it was just caught. That has no fishy smell or taste. If you get sushi and it smells like fish...don't eat it. That needs to be cooked to ensure the bacteria ( what causes the fishy smell) is killed. A friend of mine in the food biz told me that all fish that is sold in the grocery store, even the fish in the seafood department glass displays that says fresh, has been frozen and thawed. It's all bullshit lies. When you buy orange roughy it's not orange roughy, it's monk fish because they taste similar and monk fish is way way less expensive. There is another fish that they lie about what it is as well but I can't remember which one it is. Also, don't get white tuna when you are eating sushi. There is no such thing as white tuna. It's some bottom dwelling fish called Escolar that has a particular oil in it's meat that is not good for you. It can cause a digestive problem that will cause anal oil leakage :eek: called Keriorrhea. Remember Olestra? Not cool. :confused:


All the fish used in his sushi is local Oregon Coast catch (you can see it). The tuna , the salmon and the crab thats in the center of the avocado pieces are all same week caught & prepaired . I could go broke eating this sushi...:)
 
If fish smells or tastes fishy it's not fresh. The only fish that should smell or taste fishy is mackrel. Most fish that is used for sushi these days (In North America that is) is fileted, vacuum packed, and flash frozen on the boat when it's caught so when it's thawed and taken out of the vacuum pouch it's really like it was just caught. That has no fishy smell or taste. If you get sushi and it smells like fish...don't eat it. That needs to be cooked to ensure the bacteria ( what causes the fishy smell) is killed. A friend of mine in the food biz told me that all fish that is sold in the grocery store, even the fish in the seafood department glass displays that says fresh, has been frozen and thawed. It's all bullshit lies. When you buy orange roughy it's not orange roughy, it's monk fish because they taste similar and monk fish is way way less expensive. There is another fish that they lie about what it is as well but I can't remember which one it is. Also, don't get white tuna when you are eating sushi. There is no such thing as white tuna. It's some bottom dwelling fish called Escolar that has a particular oil in it's meat that is not good for you. It can cause a digestive problem that will cause anal oil leakage :eek: called Keriorrhea. Remember Olestra? Not cool. :confused:
Thanks for the heads up I may have to give it another shot.
 
If fish smells or tastes fishy it's not fresh. The only fish that should smell or taste fishy is mackrel. Most fish that is used for sushi these days (In North America that is) is fileted, vacuum packed, and flash frozen on the boat when it's caught so when it's thawed and taken out of the vacuum pouch it's really like it was just caught. That has no fishy smell or taste. If you get sushi and it smells like fish...don't eat it. That needs to be cooked to ensure the bacteria ( what causes the fishy smell) is killed. A friend of mine in the food biz told me that all fish that is sold in the grocery store, even the fish in the seafood department glass displays that says fresh, has been frozen and thawed. It's all bullshit lies. When you buy orange roughy it's not orange roughy, it's monk fish because they taste similar and monk fish is way way less expensive. There is another fish that they lie about what it is as well but I can't remember which one it is. Also, don't get white tuna when you are eating sushi. There is no such thing as white tuna. It's some bottom dwelling fish called Escolar that has a particular oil in it's meat that is not good for you. It can cause a digestive problem that will cause anal oil leakage :eek: called Keriorrhea. Remember Olestra? Not cool. :confused:

Yellowtail and albacore is white tuna. We catch it ever year and make sashimi out of it. 100% agree with everything else though.
 
Yellowtail and albacore is white tuna. We catch it ever year and make sashimi out of it. 100% agree with everything else though.

My apologies. I didn't explain it correctly. Yes albacore is white and yellowtail on a sushi menu is called yellowtail. What I was saying is that there is a fish on sushi menu's that they label as "white tuna" and that one is not tuna at all. It is white and it has a buttery texture and a rich flavor. I actually like it. It was one of my favorite fish on the sushi menu. I'm also very fond of yellowtail. I came across an article that was a warning not to eat white tune and what it explained that the fish that they call white tuna is really a bottom dwelling fish called escolar and it has a naturally occuring oil that causes the condition Keriorrhea. Google Escolar. So I'm not saying that there aren't tuna that have white meat I'm saying that the tuna that they list as "white Tuna"...no such thing. It's Escolar and don't eat it because you may leak an orange colored oil from your asshole and that is not good :eek:.
 
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