spence
01-26-2013, 04:46 PM
Had this fish at a nice Italian restaurant in Brentwood, CA this past week. Roasted whole and done with minimal treatment.
It was really excellent and fortunately also cooked to perfection.
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-spence
WESTPORTMAFIA
01-26-2013, 06:19 PM
No but it looks like a scup. I love scup pan cooked whole like that.
spence
01-26-2013, 06:24 PM
Taste was closer to a black sea bass than a scup. Not boney and not stringy. Great sweet and delicate meat.
-spence
yes, i had it at bartalotta in vegas. excellent fish.
It is simialr to scup, but much more meat and a more delicate flavor.
A once considered mediteranean trash fish. Now a delicacy thanks to over fishing and depleted fish stocks.
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PRBuzz
01-27-2013, 09:59 AM
A once considered mediteranean trash fish. Now a delicacy thanks to over fishing and depleted fish stocks.
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likewise scup in Greece according to my Greek neighbor!
When will choggie be embraced as the new mini grouper?
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i can tell you the number one best seafood dish I had last year was a pan roasted sea-robin dish I had at Nicks on Broadway this past fall. Mind bogglingly good.
RIJIMMY
01-30-2013, 04:14 PM
I love orata tater tots, french fries and curly fries!
i can tell you the number one best seafood dish I had last year was a pan roasted sea-robin dish I had at Nicks on Broadway this past fall. Mind bogglingly good.
LOL! That's too funny
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LOL! That's too funny
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yes, and i eat a lot of high end seafood at a lot of high end places!!
RIROCKHOUND
01-31-2013, 11:22 AM
When will choggie be embraced as the new mini grouper?
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There is nothing wrong with eating a blackfish sized choggie... tastey!
Sure hound. But I'm talking about seeing choggie served in restaurants.
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