Are salmon steaks better than fillets?
Chef's answer
A salmon steak. Photo courtesy Tbilisi.all.biz. However, more than a few people claim that bone-in beef steaks taste so much better than boneless cuts. ... A final consideration: Because they are thicker than fish fillets, fish steaks are less likely to fall apart when cooking.
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Soyrizo is one of those exceptionally rare soy-based food products that actually tastes better than the real thing -- not exactly the same, but that's why I like it. Missing is the neon-colored grease, the fat and the cholesterol (and, yes, a hint of meatiness). Soyrizo also has 60 percent fewer calories than chorizo..
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Linguica is very similar to chourico. It's a pork sausage that gets its flavor from lots of garlic and a smoke curing. It has paprika like Spanish chorizo, but tends to have a milder flavor.
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Goat. This isn't on many menus in the U.S., but three-quarters of the world eats it. It has far less fat and calories than other red meats, and has plenty of vitamins and nutrients. It also has very little saturated fat -- even less than chicken..
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Snow Crab Legs are easier to handle than King Crab Legs.
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