there is no such thing called 'correct way of cutting fish' any sushi chef will know that, everyone's style is different, i work as sushi chef for over 7 years and i've seen many many different ways of cutting up fish
you didn't cut behind it's pectoral fins. you should cut behind it's pectoral fins, to separate the head, gills and pectoral fins, when they're altogether.
there is no such thing called 'correct way of cutting fish' any sushi chef will know that, everyone's style is different, i work as sushi chef for over 7 years and i've seen many many different ways of cutting up fish
MahoroSu 2 years ago
not the best way to do it, but good effort
jichong23 3 years ago
thats lazy man's way of cutting fish, it works well for saba and salmon...
MahoroSu 3 years ago
MahoroSu, what i said to akulaman 6 months ago, is the correct way of cutting fish.
dafranx 2 years ago
thanks dafranx....
akulaman 3 years ago
you didn't cut behind it's pectoral fins. you should cut behind it's pectoral fins, to separate the head, gills and pectoral fins, when they're altogether.
dafranx 3 years ago