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Weber-Sunset, “Fish and Shellfish: Grill by the Book”, 1996. Part Two (II).

Here I present:

Weber-Sunset, “Fish and Shellfish: Grill by the Book”, 1996 which was the topic of an earlier blog post.

BELOW is a guide table of “fat content” of finfish.

Here I presented: Weber-Sunset, “Fish and Shellfish: Grill by the Book”, 1996 which was the topic of an earlier blog post.

SUMMARY.
 The table above of finfish fat-contents is from:
#1.  High.
#2. Moderate-High.
#3. Moderate.
#4. Moderate-Low.
#5. Low.
#6. Very-Low.
Grilling as cookery method for finfish and shellfish requires that you understand what “fat-content” of fish you are cooking.
 The “taste” and “texture” of finfish is a function of the fat content.

The texture (soft to firm) guide of fat content is shown BELOW.

#1. Soft.

#2. SlightlyFirm.

#3. ModeratelyFirm.

#4. Firm.

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