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If you bake them, they just turn out blah. Hope this helps. Cheers, -Helen. Hi Emily, Yes, escolar is very flavorful. I would compare it to swordfish or chilean sea bass in the amount of what I call "flavor", and what other people call "fishiness. If you cook them too long, the oils start to smell and give you that "fishy" taste.
As long as you take them off heat when the center is barely translucent, you'll get great taste without the fishiness. Since the fish continutes to cook for another 5 minutes once it's off the heat, it will be completely opaque by the time you eat it. The name escolar sounded familiar, but with a bit of a warning tone around it, so did a web search to find what it is often sold as in Australia.
Here is is sometimes sold by that name but more commonly as rudderfish or butterfish. I, and a number of other people I have talked to, have had a bad experience of this fish. Putting it delicately - it has caused excessive gastric distress! Yet some people who eat it are fine. The oil content varies from fish to fish, growing in the same water.
So as the offending oil which upsets the gut is unpredictable, it is hit and miss to finding a piece that is digested ok. The tail is the least fatty as always.
The violent reaction to the oil content seems to be the same no matter how it is cooked. Glad you got a good piece! Last night my husband grilled up two lovely pieces of Escolar. Today he is quite ill with a headache, loose bowels, and nausea. I am suffering from a headache and loose bowels. I strongly recommend doing a little research before purchasing the fish. Don't get me wrong! It tasted great tonight but today Dear Anonymous, So sorry you got sick from escolar.
It's a tricky fish to buy as some of the stuff passed for escolar is really oilfish. I hope you feel better soon! I also found confuring info. Where as, it's not Escolar causing the problem, it's the oilfish being sold as Excolar. There is a fish that is a close relative to the Escolar. This intentional misrepresentation causes a problem because Escolar is also called Oilfish. The big problem is the fact that the Cocco Fish has "purgative qualities" and when sold as Escolar will cause some people to have some stomach discomfort.
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