Is tilapia fish bitter?

Chef's answer
Post subject: Re: Bitter tilapia! Never had fresh fish that was bitter. My guess was that it was old. Tilapia is a very mild tasting fish, and tends to take on the flavor of what you use to prepare it.
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Try rinsing the scallops in salt water next time and pattingthem dry on paper towels before cooking them. Then again -- how dark did you cook the garlic? If you let it get really dark, it might have burned, and that gives the whole dish a bitterness.
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Bitter is the opposite of acidic/sour so adding citrus juice, vinegar or tangy non-dairy yogurt can help balance the dish.
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As with other herbs like oregano and thyme, too much sage can make the dish bitter to the point of being unpalatable. Sweetness is the cure for bitter food and a little sugar may help to quell the undesirable flavor notes. Note that the key here is to use a little sugar..
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The bitterness in cabbage and other cruciferous vegetables is due to organic compounds known as glucosinolates. ... Cruciferous plants are notorious for containing these molecules and the more bitter the plant, the glucosinolates they contain.
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Bitter tasting salmon is likely to be caused by fat in the fish that is turning rancid. In other words, the fish is no longer fresh. It may not cause harm to eat it, but it won't be as enjoyable.
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Bitter is the opposite of acidic/sour so adding citrus juice, vinegar or tangy non-dairy yogurt can help balance the dish.
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Dry scallops taste sweet &.
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