What does wild rice taste like?
Chef's answer
Wild rice tastes like rice, which is why it's called rice, even though it's a completely different species. Like brown rice and other whole grains, wild rice has an outer shell (bran) that gives it a chewy texture. Wild rice has a slightly grassy flavor and a smokiness that comes from the way it's processed.
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And lean muscle requires quick cooking. An overcooked scallop has a very chewy texture. That's because the proteins have cooked to the point that they squeeze out all the moisture. And there is no extra fat present in a scallop to help to mask the fact that they are overcooked.
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Lobster's soft flesh, once cooked, should be pristine white, soft and tender. You should be able to eat it with a fork, from the shell or not. The flavor and texture of the lobster tail is somewhere between crab and shrimp and more on the mild side. Lobster's flavor is uniquely mild, with all the richness in texture.
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Overcooking scallops is criminal- it will give them a tough, gummy texture and an overly fishy taste. Done properly, scallops don't have even a hint of fishy flavor- they are buttery and slightly sweet.
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Swordfish Flavor Profile. Swordfish has a mildly sweet flavor and a moist, meaty texture with moderately high fat content. The flesh can range from white or ivory to pink or orange. The color variations do not reflect quality..
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The very best meatloaf should be tender and moist, with a distinctly soft but never mushy texture. "Velvety" and "rich" should come to mind when tasting it, tender enough to slice with a fork but firm enough to pick up that bite without it breaking.
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Cod have a lean, mild flavor profile with large flakes and a tender-firm texture. Pacific Cod tend to have thicker fillets with a higher moisture content and are therefore less firm and a little harder to bread/batter. Their flesh is an opaque white color when raw and remains white after cooking..
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