SMOKED SALMON TROUT
Trouts, fish belonging to the Salmonidae family, bred in aquaculture, involve two species:
1) the river trout of European origin, which has an elongated shape, and is slightly compressed at the sides. The head is robust, with a big mouth and strong teeth. The color of its back varies from dark brown to silver, and on the sides and head it bears small black, red, and brown spots.
2) the rainbow trout, originating from North American, with a more slender body, pug nose, small head, with a bluish-grey or bluish-green back, with silver grey on the flanks. It has a strip of pink along its flanks where there are also many black spots.
1) the river trout of European origin, which has an elongated shape, and is slightly compressed at the sides. The head is robust, with a big mouth and strong teeth. The color of its back varies from dark brown to silver, and on the sides and head it bears small black, red, and brown spots.
2) the rainbow trout, originating from North American, with a more slender body, pug nose, small head, with a bluish-grey or bluish-green back, with silver grey on the flanks. It has a strip of pink along its flanks where there are also many black spots.
