Hapuka Grouper
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grouper Notes: This category includes California sea bass, jewfish, and cabrilla. Substitutes: striped bass OR mahi-mahi OR black sea bass (flakier texture) OR red snapper (flakier texture) OR pompano OR lemonfish OR catfish ...
Grouper - There are hundreds of varieties of this excellent all-purpose fish with delicious, meaty, lobster-like texture. Has white, tender, mildly flavored flesh that pulls off the bones easily. Fillets are great for grilling or deep-frying.
grouper - Groupers are members of the sea bass family. They are particularly common around coral reefs and rock outcroppings of the inner coastal shelf, which makes them less vulnerable to, trawls or traps.
Grouper:
This true sea bass, found in the Gulf of Mexico and the Atlantic, has a lean firm flesh. Its skin has a strong flavor and should be removed prior to cooking. Groupers have the ability to change to the color of their surroundings.
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"Made this for our dinner cutting the fish to two servings and used homemade basil pesto. DH and I really enjoyed this. I didn't have grouper but used..." more ...
Mero Grouper
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Mezcal Distilled liquor made from the juice of various agaves, often roasted over open fires giving it a smokey taste.
family serranidae, grouper
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Ikan Kerapu : Grouper. Sek Pan [Chinese].
Ikan Kerapu Pisang : Yellowfin Grouper.
Ikan Kunyit : Yellowtail Snapper.
Ikan Kurau : Treadfin. Tai Mah Yau Yee [Chinese], Koduva Meen [Tamil].
Ikan Merah : Red Snapper.
Beyond that, the term "bass" is used to name various fish that seem to be more or less related to the European fish, including the whole grouper family.
mérou: grouper, Epinephelus marginatus
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mie: the white part of the bread, minus the crust (e.g., mie de pain, white bread crumbs)
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Fish such as grouper, orange roughy, Chilean seabass, sharks, bluefin tuna, swordfish, and trawled or dredged species should always be avoided, as many of these fisheries are severely depleted.
Chef Allen Susser prefers to use firm white-fleshed fish like red snapper and grouper, as well as conch and rock shrimp, for ceviches, because they keep their shape well.
There were two kinds of fish caught in the fifteenth century, the so-called blue fish, mostly sardines and anchovies that had some limited economic importance in Sicily's export trade, and the white fish, such as John Dory, turbot, sea bass, grouper, ...
(6 ounces each) fish fillets, such as grouper, snapper or any lean white fish
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A term that refers to numerous and often unrelated freshwater and saltwater fish. True basses include groupers, black sea bass, and the striped bass. Largemouth, redeye, rock, smallmouth and the spotted bass, are actually sunfish.
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Consider cod, halibut, snapper, grouper, shark and sea bass as appropriate candidates for stew. Stewing time may be as short as ten minutes, so be prepared, and make sure you read your recipe carefully.
grouper Several varieties of fish, all members of the sea bass family;
the lean, firm, moist meat can be cooked in a wide variety of ways.
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