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Forkbeard

Mild white-fleshed fish used as fillets and in fish terrines.

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Forkbeard for cooking
Forkbeard · All year round · International
The essentials

What it offers and why to use it

Mild white-fleshed fish used as fillets and in fish terrines. Poach to flake for terrines, or cook in sauce without overcooking until dry.

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Mild white-fleshed fish used as fillets and in fish terrines.

Practical guide

From shopping to cooking

Choose

Check the species and ask for skinned boneless fillets for terrines. Allow for glaze if frozen.

Store

Keep chilled and thaw in the fridge in a container that catches liquid. Cook after thawing.

Prepare

Poach to flake for terrines, or cook in sauce without overcooking until dry.

In the kitchen

How to make the most of it

Good pairings

Poach to flake for terrines, or cook in sauce without overcooking until dry.

How to substitute it

In terrines use boneless hake as an alternative at the same edible weight and check the centre is set.

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