Yellowfin Tuna Glossary Term
A variety of tuna that has a light pink flesh and a slightly strong flavor....
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Yellowfin tuna:
These tuna reach about 300 pounds in weight. They feature a pale pink flesh that is relatively mild. Also called "ahi."
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Ahi: yellowfin tuna
Aku: skipjack or bonito tuna
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Butterfish: black cod
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Seeking out wild caught fish such as albacore, yellowfin tuna, anchovies, bluefish, Pacific cod, crayfish, halibut, sardines, hoki, mahi-mahi, and mackerel is a great way to support sustainable fisheries and fishing practices.
(Davao Bisayan) neothunnus macropterus, yellowfin tuna
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These tuna reach about 300 pounds in weight. They feature a pale pink flesh that is relatively mild. Also called "Yellowfin tuna." Aiguillette
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Long, thin slices of poultry breast or some other meats or fish. Aioli ...
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Buri (Jap.): adult yellowfin tuna.
Burnet: native to Europe, burnet includes any of several herbs, the most common being salad burnet. Its leaves are used in salads and with vegetables, having a fragrance similar to cucumber.
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