White
Fish Recipes
These white fish recipes are great suggestions for a
dinner party
or simply to enjoy a home cooked meal.
From grilled fish to healthy low calorie recipes. Here is a
selection of fish fillet recipes including Halibut
fish recipes and Tilapia fish recipes.
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on link below for full recipe and photos:

Portuguese Cod Fish Cakes
These white fish recipes will be popular with family meals and provide
great nutritional value.
White fish does not have to be expensive. There are plenty tasty
fish on the market for half the price but with equal quality.
We,
as the consumers, will stick to a trend and stay with a well known fish
but it is worth exploring other possibilities. Even doing so
temporary, we are allowing fish stock levels to increase
while we eat other types of fish.
Contribution
to current stock control it is every fish eater’s responsibility.
Your fish monger can recommend similar fish that is more sustainable
and still affordable without compromising on quality or taste.
The main reason that Cod fish is an endangered species it is because of
over fishing practices. White fish recipes can include various
types of fish.
Corporate greed to tap into a popular market has contributed to low
fish stock, which large companies try to justify by blaming it on
demand.
In reality it is because the processes used by these large companies
are for profit reasons, without regard for the environment, fish
sustainability or consumer welfare.
I am sure that is most people had a choice of buying sustainable
fish, they would, a lot more work needs to be done to increase
sustainable
fish all over the world.
Paying slightly more for sustainable fish would be acceptable, no
reason why all fish should have the same environmental standards.
People are faced with accepting high price increases on oil, petrol,
wheat for example. Why should it be any different for sustainable
fish?
Large fishing vessels are destroying excessive groups of fish (or
schools as they are called). Tons of fish eggs/small fish is
discarded each year which were caught by dragging their “iron nets” at
sea.
Yes, this “unwanted” fish cannot be sold because of size regulations
but by the time they are thrown back at sea, it is just to late.
Thrown fish cannot survive back in the sea and are then no more than
just shark/whale food.
Another contributing factor is that the same type of fish is in demand.
As a consumer, we share this responsibility.
How can we help?
We could try not eat the same type of fish every week, by trying
different types of fish. If everyone did that, a new trend would
build to set more variety available into the market.
Market demand is set according to individual choice and not by the
companies. We need to make sure that it does not go the other way
around.