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What are the origin of salt-fish?

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Updated: 8/18/2019

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What is the real name for a saltfish?

Saltfish is a type of cod fish that has been preserved by salting. Ackee and saltfish is a traditional Jamaican dish.


Does the saltfish have hands?

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Saltfish head and body?

i would like to see a pictuire of a saltfish head and body intact please.


What country is akee and saltfish from?

Jamaica


Where can you find an image of a saltfish head and body?

You can find images of saltfish heads and bodies on various online platforms, such as stock photo websites like Shutterstock or Getty Images. Additionally, culinary blogs and cooking websites often feature images of saltfish dishes. Social media platforms like Instagram and Pinterest may also have user-generated content showcasing saltfish. Lastly, searching through online grocery stores that sell saltfish can yield product images.


A picture of the jamiacan saltfish head?

Saltfish, or 'salted fish', is not a species of fish, but a fish fillet which has been cured/preserved with salt to prevent spoilage. Generally Cod is used, a northern, cold-water fish with very low fat content.


What do Jamaicas eat?

Jamaica's national dish is Ackee and Saltfish.


Can you show me a saltfish head right now?

No. WikiAnswers has no pictures.


Ackee a fruit and saltfish is the national dish of which country?

Jamaica


Can you see the real picture of the saltfish?

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What is Obamas favorite Food or snack?

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Which country import saltfish?

Saltfish is primarily imported by countries in the Caribbean, where it is a staple food, particularly in Jamaica, the Bahamas, and Trinidad and Tobago. Additionally, it is imported by some regions in Africa, such as Nigeria, where it is used in traditional dishes. Other countries, including the United States and Canada, also import saltfish to cater to their Caribbean diaspora communities.