But if it does you'd rather it radiated freshness than cooked fish fumes or wet dog.

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WATER-COOKED FISH is a Sichuan preparation of poached white fish and wilted cabbage in a sweet-sour broth slicked with chili oil.

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That evening , the Lindens, their two sons and I feasted on a local version of the classic hong shao yu (red-cooked fish), fried until golden then braised in a soy-based sauce with fragrant seasonings like star anise, cinnamon and chili paste.

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Currently on the menu is a charcoal oven cooked flathead fish.

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Occasionally a dead fish would be found in a shallow swamp, and that fish we cooked or sometimes ate raw.

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Ceviche, tuna tostadas and taquitos, plus various meat and fish dishes cooked over a wood-burning grill, are presented on beautifully decorated places and enamel bowls.

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Cover with the bamboo lid, set the steamer inside the wok over the simmering stock, and steam for 15 to 20 minutes, until the fish is cooked.

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Contemporary planking has gone far beyond the fish and game cooked by Native Americans.

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If you had a piece of fish, you cooked it with lots of butter, then you added mashed potatoes, then some more butter.

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The people are said to have thrown balls of zongzi (cooked rice) into the river to discourage the fish from eating his body.

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The menu stars here are home-cooked cassoulet (a slow-cooked stew of white beans, sausages and duck or goose confit) and Mediterranean-style grilled fish.

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