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adventures with fish...
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Pangasius is also called Vietnamese river Cobbler. I first found it (plain frozen fillets) in Farmfoods. Have since bought it in other supermarkets with and without batter coating. Cheap & nutricious, if a bit bland, so add your flavours (green Thai etc.) and fine if you don`t overcook.0
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Is there a market near where you live....when my son and his family lived in Holland I came across some very nice fish in markets, also some good fishmongers... you will find that most people speak some English and ask for advice on what is best value and how to cook it...
Good luck
MarieWeight 08 February 86kg0 -
Ha ha, we have a pangasius in our aquarium....little did we know he'd grow sooo big, 8 years and three fish tanks later he's now 16 inches :eek:
Lucky for him we are vegetarian, so he's safe (although, I must admit the comments make me think he wouldn't be that good to eat anyway :rotfl:)
I second the bbc good food website, it's the first page I go to when searching for any recipe
The greatness of a nation and its moral progress can be judged by the way its animals are treated.0 -
as this has dropped down the board ive merged it with our basic fish thread so you can read back
Good luck with your fishy adventures!!!!!
Zip
A little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest men :cool:
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