White fish
Calories
90
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Squi
15.7
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Fats
3
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Carb
0
Description
Cooking methods: Flounder can be boiled, stewed, steamed, fried, baked in the oven on a baking sheet or in pots, stuffed,...
Cooking methods: Flounder can be boiled, stewed, steamed, fried, baked in the oven on a baking sheet ...
Description
Cooking methods: Flounder can be boiled, stewed, steamed, fried, baked in the oven on a baking sheet or in pots, stuffed, and made into rolls. Incidentally, when frying, it's best to place the fish in the pan with the dark side down first: chefs swear by the flavor.
Healthy properties: Flounder contains omega fatty acids, which reduce the level of harmful cholesterol in the blood. They improve the function of the heart muscle and blood vessels, significantly reducing the risk of thrombosis.
Furthermore, flounder's beneficial properties include improved vision, normalized nervous system function, a reduced risk of depression, and a boosted immune system.
Description: Flounder is a flat, bottom-dwelling marine fish of the flounder family. Its main distinguishing features are its highly flattened body and eyes located on one side, most often on the right side. The flounder's asymmetrical body has a dual coloration: the "eye" side is dark brown with a yellowish-orange spot, while the "blind" side is white with dark spots and is rough, like sandpaper.
Texture and Taste: Flounder has white, tasty, juicy, and tender meat. However, when cooked, it develops a distinctive odor.
Interesting Facts: Flounder is the only fish that has been observed at the bottom of the Mariana Trench, diving to a depth of 11 km.
Different species of flounder are capable of laying between 100 and 13,000,000 eggs.
The upper side of the flounder's body contains a special pigment, allowing the fish to change color and adapt to any substrate. When placed on a checkerboard, it also attempts to match the background by creating light and dark spots on its body.
Most flounders lie on the left side of their bodies. However, sometimes there are “inverted” individuals lying on their right side.
Description
Cooking methods: Flounder can be boiled, stewed, steamed, fried, baked in the oven on a baking sheet or in pots, stuffed, and made into rolls. Incidentally, when frying, it's best to place the fish in the pan with the dark side down first: chefs swear by the flavor.
Healthy properties: Flounder contains omega fatty acids, which reduce the level of harmful cholesterol in the blood. They improve the function of the heart muscle and blood vessels, significantly reducing the risk of thrombosis.
Furthermore, flounder's beneficial properties include improved vision, normalized nervous system function, a reduced risk of depression, and a boosted immune system.
Description: Flounder is a flat, bottom-dwelling marine fish of the flounder family. Its main distinguishing features are its highly flattened body and eyes located on one side, most often on the right side. The flounder's asymmetrical body has a dual coloration: the "eye" side is dark brown with a yellowish-orange spot, while the "blind" side is white with dark spots and is rough, like sandpaper.
Texture and Taste: Flounder has white, tasty, juicy, and tender meat. However, when cooked, it develops a distinctive odor.
Interesting Facts: Flounder is the only fish that has been observed at the bottom of the Mariana Trench, diving to a depth of 11 km.
Different species of flounder are capable of laying between 100 and 13,000,000 eggs.
The upper side of the flounder's body contains a special pigment, allowing the fish to change color and adapt to any substrate. When placed on a checkerboard, it also attempts to match the background by creating light and dark spots on its body.
Most flounders lie on the left side of their bodies. However, sometimes there are “inverted” individuals lying on their right side.
FAO27
FAO21
FAO61
FAO31
FAO37
FAO57
FAO47
FAO88
FAO58
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