So the less fat a fish has, the shorter it can last in the fridge? Why is it so?RRM wrote: Sea bass contains little fat (only 2%), so you cannot keep it in the fridge for long (as opposed to salmon and tuna).
Sea bass... raw?
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Re: Sea bass... raw?
Re: Sea bass... raw?
Its just a general observation that does not hold true for all fish species.
Mackerel, for example, contains quite some fat, and yet you cannot keep it for more than 2 days.
Thats because other factors are at play as well, such as the level of amines.
But about the fat; it acts as a kind of protective layer.
Mackerel, for example, contains quite some fat, and yet you cannot keep it for more than 2 days.
Thats because other factors are at play as well, such as the level of amines.
But about the fat; it acts as a kind of protective layer.
Re: Sea bass... raw?
raw clams? you people need therapy