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Baked Fish? A Mushy?

Boniluuu

By Boniluuu, in LAP-BAND Surgery Forums

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elcee    3,341

elcee
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Not really. Fish is flaky. It can causes problems. Mushies are things that can be mashed with a fork. Potato, pumpkin, avocado, veggies etc

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morelgirl    177

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I wouldn't call it a mushy, but more of a soft solid. So one stage past mushy.

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judych    225

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Darn

i cooked some perch when i was three weeks post op... it was poached and looked soft but when i tried to swallow it i came the closest to choking i ever want to come to. not nice. when i cook more i will have it in white sauce.... and not as dry.

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phatkatblue    45

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i ate it as a mushy..cooked in much the same way..tilapia and it was fine...can't cook it too long though or it becomes too dry to manage...

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SashaWLS    412

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It's on my doctor's list of mushies... fork mashed white flakey fish...

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lifebegins2012    21

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Mine too. I had poached salmon, mashed potato and mushy peas alot when I was on mushies :)

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