Fish
Collar
Head collar of ling is the collar cut taken with the head section—gelatinous, flavourful meat behind the gills for grilling or roasting. It bridges head and body butchery. Bones and cartilage stay in for eating with fingers or chopping for stock after the meat is enjoyed. Char the edges; serve with acid and salt. Limited pieces per fish.
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FreshGrilledRoasted
Traits
From HeadGelatinousGrill FriendlyRich
History
Collar cuts from heads became grill specials.
Head-to-tail fish breakdown listed collar as a distinct head section.