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*Not necessary, but arguably a better process, and can also be used for marketing (Re [[Hipster Money]] etc)
*Not necessary, but arguably a better process, and can also be used for marketing (Re [[Hipster Money]] etc)
*It also may extend [[Shelf Life]] and allows for something akin to [[Dry Aging of Beef]]
*It also may extend [[Shelf Life]] and allows for something akin to [[Dry Aging of Beef]]
=Tools=
*Brain Spike
*Pith
*[[Fishing Knife]]
==Sourcing==
*[https://www.amazon.com/s?k=Ikejime+kit&crid=OXULGF11U8UO&sprefix=ikejime+kit%2Caps%2C80&ref=nb_sb_noss_1 Amazon Search] (Seems to be ~20-60 USD for a kit)


=Internal Links=
=Internal Links=
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*[[Electrostunning of Fish]]
**[[Cold Resistance of Fish]] is an issue, but i was also curious about the effect of rapid cooling of the water (reduced oxygen + slowed processes?)


=External Links=
=External Links=

Latest revision as of 06:38, 20 August 2022

Basics

  • A Method of Fish Slaughter that Improves Flavor of the Harvested Meat, and in theory reduces pain/suffering to the fish
  • Involves
  1. Pithing (Destruction of the Hindbrain behind the eye, and the Spinal Cord) Immediately after Capture
  2. Rapid Exsanguination
  3. Rapid Cooling
  • This prevents pain/struggle (which could increase cortisol, and in the case of fish, due to the lack of oxygen they will undergo Anaerobic Respiration and produce foul tasting lactic acid etc)
  • Not necessary, but arguably a better process, and can also be used for marketing (Re Hipster Money etc)
  • It also may extend Shelf Life and allows for something akin to Dry Aging of Beef

Tools

Sourcing

Internal Links

External Links