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Haddock sashimi is a Japanese dish that consists of raw haddock, which is a type of fish, sliced into thin pieces. It is a popular ingredient in sushi and other Japanese dishes.

Haddock sashimi is traditionally served raw on a tray accompanied by soya sauce and wasabi. It can be eaten by itself or can be dipped in sauce

Yes. Haddock sashimi is rich in proteins and contains essential fatty acids. It's low in fat and calories, making it a healthy food choice.

When selecting fish for sashimi, look for bright and clear eyes, slightly shiny skin, and it should not have a strong fishy smell.

It's generally not recommended as raw fish can increase the risk of exposure to certain bacteria and parasites that can negatively affect pregnancy.

The cost can vary based on the source and quality of the fish. On average, restaurant servings can range from $15-30.

Immediately refrigerate the leftover sashimi in an airtight container. It's recommended to consume it within 24 hours for best quality.

Traditionally, haddock sashimi pairs well with sake or a dry white wine, as they complement the delicate flavors of the raw fish.

Yes, haddock sashimi is safe to consume, provided it is prepared and stored properly. The fish should be extremely fresh and must be handled with careful attention to maintaining cleanliness.

Haddock has a mildly sweet taste with a less pronounced flavour than other fishes. As it's served raw, it has a delicate texture and melts in your mouth.

Yes, typically haddock sashimi is served chilled, as it is generally considered more enjoyable when fresh and cold.

Yes, but it's important to get extremely fresh fish. Also, one must ensure proper handling and have adequate knife skills to prepare sashimi.

Yes, traditionally, a special sharp sashimi knife is used to slice the fish to achieve the right thickness and to avoid crushing its delicate texture.

No, haddock is classified as a low-mercury fish, making it a safer choice for raw consumption like in sashimi.

Yes, although it's traditionally served raw, haddock sashimi can be lightly seared or fully cooked if preferred.

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