CookingRay HollandThe 5 Words That Make Fishmongers Give You the Good Fish

The 5 Words That Make Fishmongers Give You the Good Fish

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Published Sep 5, 2026, 11:28 PM · 5w ago

Ray Holland
Ray Holland
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🔗 The Complete Buying & Preparing Fish Guide, From 34 Years at the Counter: https://rayhollandfish.com Two salmon fillets can look identical under display lights while being days apart in freshness. I reveal the five words I use at the fish counter—“When did this come in?”—and explain how that simple question can help me get the best fish available. I also cover: • What the fishmonger’s answer really tells me • The follow-up questions I ask and the order I use them • How I read hesitation, vague answers, and other warning signs • When I choose a different fillet—or a different fish entirely #FreshFish #Seafood #Fishmonger #CookingTips #GroceryShopping

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