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Basa Fish ?

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Chipchopper | 09:50 Fri 11th Apr 2014 | Food & Drink
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I saw some breaded fillets of this fish in the supermarket yesterday and decided to give it a try, for today's lunch.
I've since discovered by googling that its a type of catfish.
Any oppinions on this fish ?

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I buy frozen basa fillets from Sainsburys which I poach and feed my dog he loves them.
I'm like beeseejay, I always buy my fish fresh with the skin on so I can see what type it is.If we buy in bulk for the freezer we have a trip up to Brid and get it from the Taste of the Sea.In fact until a couple of years ago when I became too unsteady on my feet I always caught my own.
I read an article on these basa, it said they are reared in the sewage farms in vietnam. I never touched them again.
Fish isn`t cheap. It costs a lot of money to send a trawler out into the North Sea with the attendant insurances, H&S risks, weather disruptions and the rest. You get what you pay for. If you don`t want to pay high prices, then don`t expect wild salmon, cod and other hard to come by fish. I`m not too bothered about basa - I must have eaten that and a lot worse in the Far East. Next time you go to the curry house, consider where they probably got their raw jumbo prawns from (a muddy place in Vietnam).
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Fresh halibut is my favorite.
Don't think I've tried turbot but I'd like to give it a try.

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