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13.1 Fish 619

Table 13.4. Major commercial fish species – quality and utilization

Name Family Genus, sp. Comments on quality

and processing

Sea fish

Pleurotremata (sharks)

Dogfish Squalidae Squalus acanthias

(Acanthias vulgaris)

Rajiformes (skates)

Skates, e. g.,

thronback,

common skate

Rajidae

Raja clavata,

R. batis

Used are the wing shaped body widenings,

the pectoral part and breast fins as a delicacy;

it is fried, smoked or jellied

Acipenseriformes (sturgeons)

Sturgeon Acipenseridae Acipenser sturio Exceptionally delicate when smoked,

caviar is made from its roe

Clupeiformes (herrings)

Herring Clupeidae Clupea harengus Valuable fish with fine white meat, fried

and grilled; industrially processed, for example

into Bismarck herrings, rollmops

and brat-herring

Sprat Clupeidae Sprattus sprattus Mostly cold or warm smoked; anchovies

Sardine Clupeidae Sardina pilchardus Mostly steam cooked and canned in oil;

Anchovy

(Anchovis)

Engraulidae

Engraulis

encrasicolus

along sea coast grilled and fried

Pleasant, aromatic fragrant, cured in brine,

made into rings and paste

Lophiiformes (anglers)

Angler, allmouth Lophiidae Lophius

White, good and firm meat, poached

piscatorius

Gadiformes (cods)

Ling Gadidae Molva molva Tasty firm white meat

Cod Gadidae Gadus morhua Meat is prone to fracturing, used fresh, filleted,

salted and frozen, dried (stock- and

klipfish), cooked, poached; oil is produced

Haddock Gadidae Melanogrammus

aeglefinus

Coalfish pollack,

black coor or Boston

bluefish

Gadidae

Pollachius

virens,

P. pollachius

Whithing Merlangius Merlangius

merlangius

Hake Merluccidae Merluccius

merluccius

Scorpaeniformes

Red fish, ocean perch Scorpaenidae Sebastes

marinus

Gurnard, sea robin Triglidae Trigla

(gray gurnard,

gurnardus,

red gurnard)

T. lucerna

Lumpfish, sea hen Cyclopteridae Cyclopterus

lumpus

from liver

Very fine in taste, processed as fresh, pickled,

or marinated, smoked, fried, roasted,

cooked or poached, or used for fish salad

Meat is lightly tinted grayish-brown, it is

filleted, smoked, sliced as cutlets or chops

and processed in oil (used forsalmon substitute)

Good meat, easily digested, but very sensitive,

fried or deep fried roasted or smoked,

used for fish stuffings

Fresh or frozen, all processing methods are

used

Tasty meat, fattier than cod, it is filleted or

smoked

White firm meat (red sp. is of higher quality),

used fresh or smoked

Smoked, its roe is processed into caviar

substitute

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