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fillet question about whiting

does beheaded and dressed mean they're boneless?

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Fillets of whiting
by: Liz

Hi

I would say beheaded and dressed means with the head off and cleaned and gutted - probably the fish is still on the bone.

If it's described as 'fillets' then each side of the whiting will have been taken off the bone to make 2 fillets and there will be few if any bones in the fillets of fish.

There may be stray ones at the head end as a rule, but the tail and middle will generally be free of bone.

All the best

Liz

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