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I am half African-American, half Italian-American and although I have
no Asian heritage, I have been obessed with Asian food stores for as long as I can remember. I bought several books an Asian ingredients and they have been helpful. I have this one Asian ingredient that I cannot find any help with. I am a fish and seafood fanatic. I walk down really huge aisles in the Asian food stores and marvel at all the different varieties of Dried Fish but I do not know how to cook them? I guess some may have more salt in the drying process and maybe others do not but I am still tottaly clueless as to how to cook this Dried Fish. What are the conventions for possibly soaking them and preparing them? I own no less than 300 cook books and no less than half of them are Asian cuisine. Never a single word is mentioned about this Dried Fish!? I am confused by this. An entire aisle of Dried Fish tells me Asian people must be eating a lot of it. Then why not a single word about it in any of my "authentic" Asian Cooking books? I would appreciate any light that could be shared with me on the subject. Any links, books or even section(s) of any books that spend any time talking about dried fish. Gratefully, Steven |
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