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Clean Native Live Fish Easily Without Spine Pokes
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News18•11-10-2026, 12:10
Clean Native Live Fish Easily Without Spine Pokes
- •Use raw papaya peel paste on shing fish to remove black dirt and make cleaning safe and easy.
- •Coat magur fish with ash and gently scrub with a wire mesh to eliminate the slippery texture.
- •Apply salt, turmeric, or warm water on koi fish to easily scrape off tiny scales and eliminate muddy odors.
- •Remove slime from shol fish using salt and lemon juice, then rub against a grinding stone to remove fine scales.
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Sprinkle some salt on the shing fish for a few minutes to make it sluggish, then coat its body thoroughly with a paste made from blended raw papaya peels. Leave it for 15 minutes before gently rubbing them to make the fish spotlessly clean.
Coat the body of the magur fish with ash to remove its slippery texture and significantly lighten the blackish tint. Afterward, place the gutted fish in a clean basin and gently scrub them with a wire mesh.
Wash the shol fish well and coat them with salt, lemon juice, or turmeric powder for 10 minutes to remove the slippery slime. To remove their fine scales, hold the fish by the head and gently rub it against a grinding stone.
