How to Buy & Store Fish

How to Buy & Store Fish Quiz

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1. Fresh fish should not smell “fishy”.

2. Of the two fish below, which one is likely fresher?

3. When inspecting whole fish for freshness, it should look and feel slippery. Which video indicates a fresher fish?

4. By looking at the tail of the fish, which fish is fresher?

5. When touching the flesh of fresh fish, the flesh should ____________.

6. Of the two fish below, which one is fresher?

7. When inspecting whole fish for freshness, the gills should be:

8. Of the two fish below, which one is likely fresher?

9. When storing whole fish, make sure to ____________________ to ensure maximum freshness.

10. Which piece of fish below is fresher?

11. Which piece of fish below is fresher?

12. If buying pre-packaged fish, it should be cooked and consumed:

13. When storing fresh fish at home, it is best to:

14. When storing fish on ice, which is more preferable?

15. When storing fish over ice, the container that holds the ice should be perforated.

16. When storing skinless filets or pieces of fish, they should be placed directly on top of the ice.

17. If you need to store filets or pieces of fish for a day or so before cooking, a thin layer of oil can be applied to protect the flesh from drying out.

18. Fish that is commercially frozen is often of poor quality.

19. IQF is a term used to indicate the process of flash freezing.

20. Properly wrapped and frozen fish can last for up to _______________ in the freezer.

21. Frozen fish that has been thawed can be re-frozen a second time with great results.

22. The best way to thaw fish is:

23. To thaw fish quickly, it can be placed into a tightly-sealed plastic bag and into an ice water bath in the refrigerator.

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