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  1. A while back I got some froze fish from Costco in a bag. It was called
    codfish.
    I took it out and unfrosted it in the icebox for 24 hours like they
    said.
    When I cooked in the way a always do which is to pat dry, flour it,
    shake that off and then dip in egg and then into breadcrumbs and fry.
    It looked great smelled great but the inside the closer you go to the
    middle it got tough. They were pretty think slicec but shoulda been
    cooked through.
    Why were they tough. Never had that happen before.
    It was wild cod. Used it before and none of this happends.

  2. golamuh said:

    A while back I got some froze fish from Costco in a bag. It was
    called codfish.
    I took it out and unfrosted it in the icebox for 24 hours like they
    said.
    When I cooked in the way a always do which is to pat dry, flour it,
    shake that off and then dip in egg and then into breadcrumbs and
    fry.
    It looked great smelled great but the inside the closer you go to
    the
    middle it got tough. They were pretty think slicec but shoulda been
    cooked through.
    Why were they tough. Never had that happen before.
    It was wild cod. Used it before and none of this happends.

    It just sounds as if it were overcooked. If you have more of a
    similar size, you might consider using your method, but finishing them
    in a 350 oven for a couple of minutes. Or come up with a new recipe
    that involves oven cooking. Pan frying works best for me when the
    fillets are relatively thin.

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  3. golamuh said:

    A while back I got some froze fish from Costco in a bag. It was called
    codfish.
    I took it out and unfrosted it in the icebox for 24 hours like they
    said.
    When I cooked in the way a always do which is to pat dry, flour it,
    shake that off and then dip in egg and then into breadcrumbs and fry.
    It looked great smelled great but the inside the closer you go to the
    middle it got tough. They were pretty think slicec but shoulda been
    cooked through.
    Why were they tough. Never had that happen before.
    It was wild cod. Used it before and none of this happends.


    Frozen fish works better for me in chowder or cioppino, where the
    freshness isn't as critical.

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    Louis Cohen

    "Yes, yes, I will desalinate you, you grande morue!"

    Émile Zola, Assommoir 1877

  4. In article <[email hidden]>,

    golamuh said:

    A while back I got some froze fish from Costco in a bag. It was called
    codfish.
    I took it out and unfrosted it in the icebox for 24 hours like they
    said.
    When I cooked in the way a always do which is to pat dry, flour it,
    shake that off and then dip in egg and then into breadcrumbs and fry.
    It looked great smelled great but the inside the closer you go to the
    middle it got tough. They were pretty think slicec but shoulda been
    cooked through.
    Why were they tough. Never had that happen before.
    It was wild cod. Used it before and none of this happends.

    If the middle was tough, it's because it was not cooked thru.

    Just nuke it for a minute or so.
    --
    K.

    Sprout the MungBean to reply

    "I don't like to commit myself about heaven and hell‹you
    see, I have friends in both places." --Mark Twain

  5. Katra said:

    In article <[email hidden]>,

    golamuh said:

    A while back I got some froze fish from Costco in a bag. It was


    called

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    codfish.
    I took it out and unfrosted it in the icebox for 24 hours like they
    said.
    When I cooked in the way a always do which is to pat dry, flour it,
    shake that off and then dip in egg and then into breadcrumbs and


    fry.

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    It looked great smelled great but the inside the closer you go to


    the

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    middle it got tough. They were pretty think slicec but shoulda


    been

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    cooked through.
    Why were they tough. Never had that happen before.
    It was wild cod. Used it before and none of this happends.

    If the middle was tough, it's because it was not cooked thru.

    Just nuke it for a minute or so.
    --
    K.

    Sprout the MungBean to reply

    "I don't like to commit myself about heaven and hell‹you
    see, I have friends in both places." --Mark Twain

  6. Katra said:

    In article <[email hidden]>,

    golamuh said:

    A while back I got some froze fish from Costco in a bag. It was


    called

    Quoted message said:


    If the middle was tough, it's because it was not cooked thru.

    Just nuke it for a minute or so.


    Can't beleive it.
    We ate it that way well now we done et raw fish.

    Quoted message said:

    --
    K.

    Sprout the MungBean to reply

    "I don't like to commit myself about heaven and hell‹you
    see, I have friends in both places." --Mark Twain

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