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Why is catfish the most common type of fish usually sold/used for fried seafood dinners in restuarants?

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Why is catfish the most common type of fish usually sold/used for fried seafood dinners in restuarants?

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Where I live (New England, USA) you would be really hard put to find a restaurant that sold fried catfish. In fact, the first time I ever had fried catfish, was at a fish fry that I was invited to in rural Virgina. I love fried fish, and was rather surprised when I bit into something that looked like fried fish, but tasted not unlike mud. The person who brought me to the fish fry was surprised when I told her so. She was a native of the area, and thought that all fried fish was catfish. In my area, cod, halibut, hake and scrod are the common fryer fish.

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I think perch, cod, or whiting may be the most common fish sold for fried seafood dinners. Catfish is an acquired taste; it’s popular with those who love it because it has a unique, mild, and delicious flavor.

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