How do I prevent a metallic or fishy taste in seafood or shellfish?
Ensure freshness, store on ice or in the refrigerator, and consider the impact of cooking method and seasoning on overall flavor.
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In the refrigerator in a plastic bag. For longer storage, freeze and grate or slice as needed.
Use cold fats and liquids, handle the dough minimally, and ensure proper baking times and temperatures.
Divide or multiply each ingredient quantity by the desired serving ratio. Remember to adjust cooking times accordingly.
Use a sharp knife to slice against the grain, marinate the meat, and ensure the pan or wok is very hot.
Rinse in cold water after cooking, use plenty of water while boiling, and avoid overcooking.
It’s often due to not being dried properly before roasting or not roasting at a high enough temperature.