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Old 16.02.2010, 10:36
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Re: Fish, German names translated
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So if a young Cod is Dorsch whats the german name for a mature cod?

thanks for this thread and list Me, Myself and I - buying fish has always been confusing to me and i have just been buying what I think looks OK.

I also bought some Halibut at the weekend as it 'was' my favourite white fish but it was nothing like what i remember having back home in the UK - I remember it being meaty and thickish steaks, these were fine thin flaky fillet with a very strong not very nice flavour - was very disappointed

I don't recall seeing a german translation for Haddock on the lists?
You're most welcome Nicky.

Mature Cod is Kabeljau.
Haddock in German is Schellfisch or Haddock.
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