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Old 04-08-2013, 11:46 AM   #1
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That's why you never see cod or fluke sushi or shasimi...simple freezing kills them, and a lot of fish have parasitic worms. I like to make shashimi with Scup, but always freeze them before serving raw, kills anything that might be there. Walleye, one of the best tasting freshwater fish have a lot of tapeworms....if you ever put them in a bag to take home, then dump the dead walleye in the sink...presto...lose your lunch right there. Just a fact of life.

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Old 04-09-2013, 05:46 PM   #2
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That's why you never see cod or fluke sushi or shasimi...simple freezing kills them, and a lot of fish have parasitic worms. I like to make shashimi with Scup, but always freeze them before serving raw, kills anything that might be there. Walleye, one of the best tasting freshwater fish have a lot of tapeworms....if you ever put them in a bag to take home, then dump the dead walleye in the sink...presto...lose your lunch right there. Just a fact of life.
Cod roe & milt are a sushi/sashimi delicacy, you will see fluke (hirame) on the menu in every sushi/sashimi place you ever go to. Fluke don't get cod worms, and the worms never enter the milt/roe sacs of cod.

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Old 04-09-2013, 06:07 PM   #3
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I have never looked for them, just cleaned my fish froze it took out cooked and eat it,I am still here LOL!

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two guys took it on their own to see if it were true about parisites in pork.

Enjoy your next porkchop

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two guys took it on their own to see if it were true about parisites in pork.

Enjoy your next porkchop

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Chit!! and I fed that perfectly 10 lb pork roast to the dog...woof woof...
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Only worms you're ever going to find in pork are maggots...


If you leave it outside and let the flies get to it for a few days.
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