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|location = Coastal Reef Zone | |location = Coastal Reef Zone | ||
|sname = Nemipterus virgatus | |sname = Nemipterus virgatus | ||
|text = The golden threadfin bream are renowned for their delicious taste, especially in regions where they are abundant. | |text = | ||
In the past, to prevent freshly caught threadfin bream from losing their flavor, fishermen would preserve them by submerging them in sea salt-filled jars overnight. Once ashore, the fish will be ready for cooking. | The golden threadfin bream are renowned for their delicious taste, especially in regions where they are abundant.<br> | ||
Over time, this method earned threadfin bream the moniker "overnight jar." | In the past, to prevent freshly caught threadfin bream from losing their flavor, fishermen would preserve them by submerging them in sea salt-filled jars overnight. Once ashore, the fish will be ready for cooking.<br> | ||
Over time, this method earned threadfin bream the moniker "overnight jar."<br> | |||
So if you see a dish named "pan-fried overnight jar," don't worry — You're definitely not eating the jar that's used to store the fish. | So if you see a dish named "pan-fried overnight jar," don't worry — You're definitely not eating the jar that's used to store the fish. | ||
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