DescriptionSea Beam FishBeam Fish is a popular saltwater fish known for its mild flavor, firm texture, and nutritional benefits. Beam fish is a versatile ingredient in many culinary traditions and can be prepared using a variety of methods such as grilling, frying, or baking. This fish is not only delicious but also packed with protein, omega-3 fatty acids, and essential minerals, making it a healthy addition to your diet.NOTE: This is a VARIABLE WEIGHT PRODUCT, their weights varies so your final total might change at the point of packaging. We either balance the amount paid with other items in your order or let you know about balance to remit.1. Characteristics:Texture: The flesh is firm, flaky, and moist, with a mild flavor.Flavor: The taste is mild and slightly sweet, with a delicate, tender texture that makes it suitable for various dishes.2. Nutritional Information (per 100 grams)NutrientAmountCalories~110 kcalProtein~20gTotal Fat~4 gSaturated Fat~1 gCarbohydrates~0 gSugar~0 gIron~0.5 mg3. Health Benefits:Rich in Protein: Beam fish is an excellent source of lean protein, helping with muscle repair and body function.Low in Fat: This fish is low in fat, making it a healthy option for those looking for a low-calorie, heart-healthy protein.Rich in Omega-3 Fatty Acids: Contains a moderate amount of omega-3 fatty acids, which are beneficial for heart health and brain function.Source of Minerals: Provides essential minerals like iron and calcium that support overall health.4. Popular Cooking Methods:Grilling: Beam fish can be grilled whole, often with herbs, spices, and a squeeze of lemon to enhance the flavor.Baking: Bake the fish with vegetables, garlic, and olive oil for a healthy and delicious meal.Pan-Frying: Coat the fish fillets lightly with flour and pan-fry for a crispy texture.Steaming: Steaming is a great method to preserve the mild flavor and tenderness of the fish.Stews and Soups: Beam fish is commonly added to stews or soups, imparting its delicate flavor to the broth.5. Popular Dishes:Grilled Beam Fish: Often served with rice, potatoes, or vegetables.Beam Fish Soup: A traditional dish made with fish, vegetables, and spices.Fried Beam Fish: The fish is battered and fried until crispy, typically served with a side of fried plantains or salad.Baked Beam Fish: The fish is baked with tomatoes, onions, and seasoning for a healthy meal.6. Cleaning and Preparation:Thawing (if frozen):Thaw the beam fish in the refrigerator overnight or under cold running water.Scaling:Rinse the fish under cold water.Use a fish scaler or the back of a knife to remove the scales. Scrape gently from tail to head to avoid damaging the flesh.Remove the Head (optional):Using a sharp knife, cut off the head just behind the gills, if desired. The head can be left on for presentation or used for stock and soups.Gut the Fish:Make an incision along the belly from the anus to the gills.Carefully remove the internal organs and discard them.Rinse the cavity under cold water to remove any remaining blood or residue.Remove the Fins (optional):Cut off the dorsal fin, pectoral fins, and pelvic fins with kitchen shears or a sharp knife, depending on the cooking method.Filleting (optional):To fillet the fish, make a cut along both sides of the backbone, lifting the fillets off gently.Remove the rib bones and any remaining pin bones with tweezers or pliers.Final Rinse:Rinse the cleaned fish or fillets under cold water to ensure they are free of scales, blood, or debris.Dry:Pat the fish or fillets dry with paper towels to remove excess moisture, ensuring a better texture when cooking, particularly for grilling or frying.7. Storage Conditions:Fresh Beam Fish: Store in the refrigerator at 0-4°C (32-40°F) for 1-2 days.Frozen Beam Fish: Store at -18°C (0°F) in a sealed container or bag for up to 6 months.Canned Beam Fish: Keep in a cool, dry place until the expiration date, then refrigerate after opening and consume within 2-3 days.
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