Sentence examples for fish cutting from inspiring English sources

Scale, clean and fillet the fish, cutting the monkfish into two-inch pieces and the red mullet into two fillets.

Along with my guide, I was accompanied by the odd flying fish cutting through the water like a knife with wings.

Bring to a simmer, then add the fish, cutting it up if necessary to fit as much of it beneath the surface as possible.

The company says the salmon grows at twice the speed of similar fish, cutting costs for farmers and greatly increasing production.

Make 3 or 4 neat slashes on each side of both fish, cutting into them but not down as far as the bones.

You don't see much salmon on menus in Spain, but Rodriguez does a delightful turn with the fish, cutting it sashimi-like, with saffron and a garlic aïoli and seared in a brûlée treatment that makes its flesh creamier.

Boycotting fish or cutting back seems particularly common among pregnant women.

My family never served gefilte fish, so cutting into a loaf of it — on Christmas, no less — was exceptional.

My family never served gefilte fish, so cutting into a loaf of it on Christmas, no less was exceptional.

Make the fritters using the thickest part of the fish, and cutting from the centre of the fillet.

Distraught Thai, Laotian and Cambodian fisherman and farmers blame Chinese dams for killing off fish stocks, cutting irrigation and disrupting livelihoods.