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UK
/jˈɛləʊtˌeɪl/
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NOUN
- game fish of southern California and Mexico having a yellow tail fin
- superior food fish of the tropical Atlantic and Caribbean with broad yellow stripe along the sides and on the tail
How To Use yellowtail In A Sentence
- For lighter fare, try yellowtail sashimi on a bed of kimchi ($13) and an array of clams and oysters plucked from nearby waters.
- Between 1955 and 1975, there were observed fluctuations in catch for yellowtail, horse mackerel, filefish, parrot bass and sea robin, in Sagami Bay. Kuroshio Current large marine ecosystem
- Then a round of sashimi which was delayed as the chef cut into a new yellowtail. Times, Sunday Times
- Located at the southern tip of Pulau Pinang, this area swamps with currents, and hence presents a good chance to observe sharks, barracudas, jacks and schools of yellowtail.
- The pale delicacy of marinated yellowtail is bolstered by a feisty trio of kohlrabi, radish, and mint.
- Species on the east coast include the following - yellowfin, kawakawa and longtail tuna, black and striped marlin, yellowtail and sharks.
- Hamachi (yellowtail) was soft and buttery, scallops in the temaki (handroll) were crisp fresh in a creamy sauce, aji (Spanish mackerel) was as strong as it should be, and the kanpachi (amberjack on the menu, but when I went to Mori, the elf said it was baby halibut) was interestingly prepared as juliennes in a tart sauce. CuCi Getting Cosmo - Sushi Karen, Culver City
- The salmon sushi and the yellowtail sashimi are likely to melt in your mouth, so pay close attention.
- My favorite of these was an appetizer of braised yellowtail tuna served in a milky, aromatic dressing made with ginger and tamarind.
- Gary of Ballina Charters has been out a few times with yellowtail kingies, mowies and nice sized squire coming home in the icebox.
