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Frozen pacific mackerel fish is actually a fresh fish caught from the ocean that has been frozen with proper manner to make the fish stay longer and prevent the spoilage. When choosing the frozen fish, you should pick carefully from the appearance, texture, and the smell. Nutritional value comparison is needed to be compared as well along with the sustainably fishing method. And right after you find and buy a good frozen mackerel, before using you need to thaw the frozen fish in order to prevent the fish meat contaminated with bacteria. Thawing process will also maintain the fish in right texture plus in good flavor. Here’s the guide to thaw frozen pacific mackerel fish which you can follow. Ways to thaw frozen Pacific mackerel fish The easiest method to thaw frozen Pacific mackerel fish is by store it in the freezer overnight before you using it. If you want to cook the fish right away after you buy it then you can simply thaw it with cold water in a pot. And if you do not ...

Frozen pacific mackerel are nice to be cooked and eaten alone or mixed with other ingredients to make tasty recipes. Mackerel is a small size of fish that very popular as sea food along with tuna, sardines, and salmon. Many people buy Pacific mackerel in either frozen or fresh and canned mackerel because they are cheaper and easier to be found at food stores. Mackerel rich in omega 3 fatty acids which is good to lower the risk of heart disease and contain high quality protein to build muscle tissues so it is a good food for dietary and bodybuilding. Unfortunately, due to their small size, frozen Pacific mackerel products   are often sold with the bones. Picking the bones out during eating is somehow very troublesome. The bones in frozen fish are not as softer as the bones in canned fish product. During canning process, the mackerel in can will go through some high heat cooking processes to make the bones softer as well and thus you do not have any difficulty to eat the who...