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white-fleshed fish; white fish
Fish with white or pale-colored flesh, as opposed to red-fleshed fish. Includes species like sea bream (鯛), flounder (ヒラメ), and cod (タラ). The category is based on the color of the raw flesh.
A culinary and everyday term for fish whose flesh is white or pale when raw. This is a fundamental category in Japanese food culture, used at sushi bars, in recipes, and in nutritional advice.
Common examples
- 鯛: sea bream
- 鱈: cod
- 鰈: flounder
- 鱸: sea bass
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Related:
青魚 (blue-backed fish)