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FIsh
SEAFOOD DISHES
OVERVIEW
Seafood is any form of sea life
regarded as food by humans.
Seafood includes fish and
shellfish. Shellfish include various
species of mollusks, crustaceans,
and echinoderms.
A wide variety of fish and
seafood are available in the
market from many different
sources.
OVERVIEW
There are so many methods for
cooking seafood, most of them are
fast and easy, making them the
perfect choice for a quick and
healthy meal.
This lesson provides
information about fish and shellfish,
ways on preparing and cooking
fish, along with some of the most
popular seafood recipes, and
presenting and storing seafood.
CLASSIFICATIONS OF FISH
Fish products are divided
into 2 Categories:
1.FIN FISH
2.SHELL FISH
FIN FISH
-fish with fins and internal
skeletons
A. SALTWATER FISH
1. Flatfish
Flounder
Sole
2. Round fish
Black sea bars
Bluefish
Cod
Grouper
FIN FISH
B. FRESHWATER FISH
1. Catfish
2. Eel
3. Tilapia
SHELL FISH
-fish with external shells but
no internal bone structure.
They have outer shells.
2 CLASSIFICATIONS:
1. Mollusks
2. Crustaceans
MOLLUSKS
-are soft sea
animals.
1. Bivalves
•They have a
pair of hinged
shells.
Ex.(clams, oysters)
MOLLUSKS
2. Univalves
•They have single shell
Ex. (abalone)
3. Cephalopods
Ex. (octopus, squids)
CRUSTACEANS
-are animals with segmented
shells and jointed legs
Ex.(shrimps, crabs)
PARTS OF A FISH
COMPOSITION AND STRUCTURE
•Fish consists of
water, protein, fats
and small amount
of minerals and
vitamins.
COMPOSITION AND STRUCTURE
• Fish has a very little connective tissue. It
means:
1. Fish cooks very quickly, even low
heat.
2. Fish is naturally tender. High heat will
result to toughening of protein
3. Moist-heat methods are used not to
create tenderness but to preserve
moistness and provide variety.
4. Cooked fish must be handled very
carefully.
COMPOSITION AND STRUCTURE
1. Fat Fish
Are those that are high in
fat.
(salmon, tuna, trout, mackerel)
2. Lean Fish
Are those that are low in fat.
(sole, cod, red snapper, bass)
MARKET FORMS
1. Whole or
round
Completely
intact, as
caught.
MARKET FORMS
2.Drawn
Viscera
removed.
MARKET FORMS
3.Dressed
Viscera, scales,
head, tail and fins
removed.
MARKET FORMS
4.Steaks
Cross-section
slices, each
containing a
section
MARKET FORMS
5.Fillets
Boneless side of
fish, with or
without skin
MARKET FORMS
6.Buttered Fillets
Both sides of a
fish still joined,
but with bones
removed.
MARKET FORMS
7.Sticks or tranches
Cross-section
slices of fillets.
CHARACTERISTICS OF SHELLFISH
MOLLUSKS
1. Oysters have rough, irregular shells.
2. Flesh of oyster is extremely soft and
delicate and contains high
percentage of water.
3. Hard-shell clams – can be eaten
raw
4. Soft-shell clams are called
steamers. The usual way to cook is
to steam.
CHARACTERISTICS OF SHELLFISH
MOLLUSKS
5. The shells of mussels are not as
heavy as clamshells, yellow to
orange in color and firm but
tender when cooked.
6. Scallops are creamy white in
color and have a sweet flavor.
7. Squid is somewhat chewy and
are cut up or either fried
quickly.
CHARACTERISTICS OF SHELLFISH
CRUSTACEANS
1. The lobster shell is
dark green or bluish
green but turns red
when cooked.
2. Live lobster must be
alive when cooked.
MARKET FORMS OF SHELLFISH
MOLLUSKS
1. Live in shell
2. Shucked-fresh or
frozen
3. Canned
MARKET FORMS OF SHELLFISH
CRUSTACEANS
1. Live
2. Cooked meat,
fresh or frozen
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QUIZ
Examples of Freshwater fish
8.
9.
10.
2 categories of fish products
11.
12.
Give the 2 examples
Cephalopods
13.
14.
Give the 2 classifications of
shellfish
15.
16.
Name at least 4 parts of a FISH.
17.
18.
19
20.
ANSWERS
1. Whole or round
2. Drawn ANSWERS
3. Dressed
4. Steaks
5. Fillet
6. Buttered fillet
7. Sticks or tranches
8. Tilapia
9. Eel
10. Catfish
11. Fin fish
12. Shell fish
13. Squid
14. Octopus
15. Mollusks
16. Crustaceans
HANDLE SEAFOOD
DISHES
CHECKING FRESHNESS OF FISH
3.Red or pink
gills.
CHECKING FRESHNESS OF FISH
4.Texture of
flesh is firm or
elastic.
CHECKING FRESHNESS OF FISH
5.Shiny scales,
and tightly cling
on skin.