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When cooked, opaque fish typically becomes white or light beige in color, with a firm and flaky texture. The flesh should appear moist and slightly translucent initially, but it will turn completely opaque as it cooks through. It often has a subtle sheen and may flake easily when tested with a fork. The flavor is usually mild and can be enhanced with various seasonings or cooking methods.

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