The name of the technique in which fish has been cooked with lemon is known as Ceviche.
Ceviche. It's made using raw fish and shellfish, which is "cured" by lemon or lime juice used in the recipe. Ceviche is delicious when it is made right! It's not technically raw, as the acidity kind of "cooks" it.
Fish ceviche is a dish made by marinating raw fish in citrus juices, typically lime or lemon, which "cooks" the fish without heat. It is traditionally prepared by combining the fish with ingredients like onions, tomatoes, cilantro, and peppers, and letting it marinate for a few hours before serving.
The lemon shark is a saltwater species.
no Nek0m-depends who cooks it.....
All fish dishes with lemon juice are good for your health - as long as there are not heaps of other unhealthy ingredients (batter, fat) added. A common process for making raw fish involves cutting the fish into pieces and marinating them in lemon juice.The acid 'cooks' the fish and will turn it from translucent to white. You can then add coconut cream and coriander; or chopped tomato, avocado and onion for a Mexican twist - fresh and delicious.
The custom of serving a slice of lemon with fish dates back to the Middle Ages. It was believed that if a person accidentally swallowed a fish bone, the lemon juice would dissolve it
An acid, usually lime or other citrus juice or sometimes a vinegar-based marinade. This "cooks" the fish without heat and flavors the fish or shrimp to supreme yummyness.
Some people prefer to use lemon on fish because the acidity of the lemon enhances the flavor of the fish and helps to cut through any fishy taste or smell.
It is called Padas in the Philippines.Usually known as a salted baby fish padas and good with with lime or calamansi ( Philippine-style lemon) and used as salted sauce.
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Soaking fish in lye, a strong alkaline solution, cooks the fish through a process called saponification. The lye alters the proteins and fats in the fish, breaking them down and changing their texture and flavor, similar to how heat cooks food. This method, often used in traditional recipes like lye-cured fish, results in a firm, translucent texture and can enhance the fish's taste. However, it's crucial to handle lye carefully due to its caustic nature.
Largemouth bass and lionfish are fish that begin with the letter L. Additional fish include lake trout, lemon sole and lemon shark.