About ten years or so ago there was a big push in the culinary world to brand monkfish as “poor man’s lobster”. It’s quite a stretch if you ask me. Monkfish doesn’t have half the taste and is way more chewy. Don’t fall for the ploy.
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Joe, your right, I’ve been in the culinary business for many years and Monkfish is very tricky to cook properly and it must ” rest ” before serving or the texture is unpleasent.
Just my 2 cents.
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I thought Langostino was the poor man’s lobster? I remember my Mother making scampi with it and it sure was good! I use Monkfish in recipes which are simmered, like a provencal. It’s good!
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