why are fish patties square?
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Easier to mash/mold/cut into servings. Same reason In-n-out patties are square. Consider a "slab" of fish as cut from the fish. Usually these are frozen solid.
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Like a lot of ethnic foods, gefilte fish arose out of poverty and need. It was first created by Ashkenazi Jews — Jews of European origin — who relied on it to feed their families while staying kosher. The Jewish Talmud prohibits the removal of bones on the Sabbath, so how to serve fresh fish?
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The term pescatarian was coined in the early 1990s and is a combination of the Italian word for fish, "pesce," and the word "vegetarian." Sometimes it's spelled "pescetarian," but this means the same thing.
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Keeping a fish in a rounded bowl can be disorienting. There isn't enough beneficial bacteria. In order to keep the water quality in a fish tank high, you need beneficial bacteria to convert the chemicals produced by the breakdown of waste into less harmful substances.
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Watch out for the chips! Some vegetarians think it's ok to have chips from a fish and chip shop but most of them fry the chips with the fish and sausages and some in beef fat. You have to ask first if they are cooked in oil and if they're cooked totally seperately.
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Skor Bar Square - E/P/TN Free. Don't be fooled by the name. Although "Skor" bars in the store have nuts, this recipe is totally nut/peanut and egg free.
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Chum, though, is a treat. The fish are large, second only to the King Salmon in size, and have high oil content. This makes them ideal for the smoker and the barbecue.
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Most of them are around kelp but also catch them on pinnacles fishing for bass. They are really good, meat is s lot finer grained than bass. They have really small mouths but still manage to get a 6/0 or bigger hook in their mouth.
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My problem here is, the fish cakes don't have any preparation instructions (I'm not sure if they're pre-cooked or anything). ... However, if you really want fish cakes: You need to fry those things up. Heat up a skillet just large enough to accommodate all of your cakes.
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Hash Browns* Just when you thought that Burger King couldn't give a potato any more respect—its hash browns are formed into little circles and they're vegan.
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While a piece of broiled fish probably would be more healthy than a burger from a fast-food joint, this doesn't fit in that mold. Not with the breading and the huge glops of tartar sauce and the big fluffy bun. The Crispy Fish has 570 calories and 25 grams of fat. The carbs are also really high at 65 grams.
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Plant-based burger patties made by Impossible Foods contain a genetically modified version of heme, an iron-containing molecule from soy plants, which is what gives them a meaty flavor.
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They claimed their fish was 100% north pacific cod. Sure it was farm raised and not wild caught, but at least they let us know what we were eating. [EDIT: Arby's was gracious enough to notify us that the fish in their sandwich is Alaskan Pollock.]
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Though I'm happy to have tried it, and its components are perfectly fine, I would not order the McDonald's Fish & Chips again. McDonald's seems to have aimed for simplicity, but the individual elements don't shine enough to carry the flavour profile of the meal. But McDonald's gets credit for trying.
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A square plate has too much surface, and the sauce goes everywhere. It's better in a round plate because it's more contained.
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A pescatarian is someone who adds fish and seafood to a vegetarian diet. ... Some people choose to add fish to a vegetarian diet so they can get the health benefits of a plant-based diet plus heart-healthy fish. Others might be trying to curb the environmental impact of their diet.
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Some people who make hamburgers have a tendency to add too much in their patties. They add soy, marinates, liquid seasoning, and even salt long before making the patty. All the extra ingredients either add too much moisture to the patty, which will make it fall apart. Some also use binders like breadcrumbs or eggs.