palangre meaning
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I have read the threads on "palangre" but they did not answer my question. In the fish market at Sant Antoni, there is one particular fish that is always advertised "palangre." I know it means caught with a long line (rather than a net), but there is ONLY one type of fish that is called this name at every stall at this particular market. It is long and skinny, like a big eel; its meat is white and very tasty. The fish is silver and has very sharp little teeth like a bluefish. When I asked several vendors its name, they kept telling me "palangre." Any ideas?
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updated Oct 30, 2016
posted by barcelona17
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English; intermediate; male - barcelona17, Oct 29, 2016
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Merluza= hake is often fished that way. could that be it. This is of course just a guess.
updated Oct 30, 2016
edited by bosquederoble
posted by bosquederoble
That's exactly the fish. Es el pez exacto. Gracias! - barcelona17, Oct 30, 2016
De nada. :) - bosquederoble, Oct 30, 2016
