Proximate Analysis of Conger conger
Mainly from V.P. Bykov (1983, Ref. 4883)

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 Locality
 Indian Ocean off Diu
 Remark
 After cooking, the meat is white and soft with bones. Its taste is typical of a table fish, but greatly inferior to the freshwater eel. The soup has a pleasant taste, the fried meat very tasty. In natural canned condition and after canning in oil, the meat is loose, slippery and watery. Canned in tomato sauce, the meat and sauce are dark in color.
 Weight proportions
 Chemical composition
 Body parts
Moisture %
Protein %
Fat %
Ash %
 Whole fish
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 Meat/Fillet
78.6
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0.1
1.7
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 Viscera
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 Head/bone/fins
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 Waste/offal
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