Well, darling, that stench of ammonia coming off your fish after it's been frozen and cooked is due to a little thing called protein breakdown. When fish is frozen, the proteins break down into compounds that release that lovely ammonia smell when heated up. So, next time you're hit with that odor, just remember it's nature's way of reminding you that fish wasn't meant to be frozen and cooked.
Frozen fish does not smell while still frozen. Once thawed it would depend on the type of fish and how fresh it was when it was frozen.(fresh fish does not smell fishy)
Fish smells like ammonia when it starts to spoil.
Well, honey, that stench of ammonia coming from your cooked fish is likely due to the breakdown of fish proteins into compounds like trimethylamine oxide. When these compounds break down further, they release that lovely ammonia smell. So next time you catch a whiff of that aroma, just remember it's nature's way of telling you to maybe not leave your fish in the fridge for too long before cooking it up.
It should be ok to eat. When cooking watch out for spoil smell to make sure it is ok.
it does b cuz it gets rid of the smelly fish smell
To safely defrost frozen fish before cooking, place it in the refrigerator overnight or use the defrost setting on the microwave. Avoid defrosting fish at room temperature to prevent bacterial growth.
To safely and effectively thaw frozen fish before cooking, place it in the refrigerator overnight or use the cold water method by submerging the fish in a sealed bag in cold water. Avoid thawing fish at room temperature to prevent bacterial growth.
It doesn't matter if they are bottom feeders! If ya smell what the rock-fish is cooking!
To safely and effectively defrost frozen fish before cooking, you can place it in the refrigerator overnight, use a cold water bath, or use the defrost setting on the microwave. Avoid defrosting fish at room temperature to prevent bacterial growth.
The ammonia in it is volatile (will evaporate) and smells (This is the same reason fish that is not very fresh starts to stink
Uhhh, it will smell if you don't change the water and it wouldn't smell as good as bleach, either. Not that bleach is all that pleasant to smell, but it's a heck of a lot better then a dirty fishbowl. Bleach would kill a fish, by the way. As would chlorine. Does your fish's bowl smell like bleach?
Fish that is going bad usually smells of ammonia. The longer it is spoiled, the stronger the odor.