whitefish
白鱼,白鲑鱼,白鲑,粉红鱼
Definitions
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plural white·fish, white·fish·es.
- : any of several fishes of the family Coregonidae, inhabiting northern waters of North America and Eurasia, similar to the trout but having a smaller mouth and larger scales.Compare lake whitefish, round whitefish.
- : a marine food fish of California, Caulolatilus princeps.
- : any of various silvery fishes of the minnow or carp family.
- : the beluga, Delphinapterus leucas.
Examples
The whitefish is supernaturally smoky, largely because of the oak and cherry wood burned in Neopol’s J&R smoker, but the salad also includes dashes of smoked salt and smoked pepper, both made in-house.
The whitefish in Neopol’s sandwich is actually a combination of pike from the Great Lakes and trout from North Carolina, leaning heavy on the Michigan product.
Whitefish, Montana, where NPI is based, is apparently not sufficient.
Another party brought fresh whitefish, which they bartered for flour and coffee.
Prepare fillets of whitefish according to the directions for filleting fish in Art. 28.
The food of the whitefish in the lake is partly the worms bred from the eggs of a large fly resembling the May-fly of the East.
Wahpoośkow is certainly a wonderful region for fish, particularly the whitefish and its cousin-german, the tullabee.
The brook trout is even more aristocratic than the whitefish, and should not be propagated at public expense.