wrap it up some how
Yes, you can eat it out of the package.
no 2 different fish
Processed and smoked fish such as smoked salmon and smoked tuna sometimes contain amounts of sodium nitrite.
No
smoked whitefish, smoked salmon (lox), and sable
That will depend completely how dry the fish was smoked. If it was smoked dry so that it is shelf stable, it could possibly be left in the smoker to cool. If it was smoked basically to cook it, then it should not be left overnight and should be refrigerated.
Any normal white fish, offcuts of salmon, fresh and smoked, prawns. It depends on your budget, I find having a smoked cod or haddock adds to the flavour
There is no standard-size package for fish. It should weigh whatever is on the label.
Dried fish, Salted fish, and Smoked fish
Finnan Haddie is smoked haddock.
weimaraner
Kipper refers to herring that has been split, salted, and cold-smoked, giving it a distinctive flavor and texture. In contrast, smoked haddock is specifically made from haddock fish that is typically hot-smoked, resulting in a firmer texture and a slightly different taste profile. While both are types of smoked fish, the key differences lie in the species of fish used and the smoking methods employed. Additionally, kippers are often served whole, while smoked haddock is usually filleted.