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American Samoa Lomi Salmon
Lomi-Lomi Salmon
A Hawaiian-style side of salted salmon rubbed with tomatoes and onions, then chilled; served with taro or breadfruit at American Samoan gatherings and luaus.
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Lomi-Lomi Salmon
A Hawaiian-style side of salted salmon rubbed with tomatoes and onions, then chilled; served with taro or breadfruit at American Samoan gatherings and luaus.

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A North Carolina coast style of lightly battered, deep-fried seafood named for the town of Calabash.

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Catfish fillets coated in cornmeal and fried until golden — a Southern staple.

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A New England restaurant dish of halibut baked with lobster, crab, and a cream sauce.

Alaska, United States
An Alaska Native and commercial-fishery snack: strips of king salmon cured and smoked or dried.

Hawaii, United States
Raw fish — usually ahi tuna — cubed and dressed with soy, sesame, onion, and seaweed — a Hawaiian staple.

United States
A New Orleans dish of pompano fillets baked in a parchment packet with a seafood cream sauce.

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Fresh crappie fillets coated in cornmeal and fried crisp — a Southern lake-country favorite.

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Catfish fillets coated in a thin seasoned crust and fried flat and crisp.

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Trout fillets sautéed in butter with toasted almonds and lemon.