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snoek

NOUN
  1. a large marine food fish common on the coasts of Australia, New Zealand, and southern Africa

How To Use snoek In A Sentence

  • During the festival, South African cuisine, such as boerewors, ostrich, crocodile steaks, snoek, etcetera, will be served, whilst guests will be entertained by the South African song and dance group ANC Daily News Briefing
  • The department is investigating allegations that the ship caught over 300 tons of snoek and only some 39 tons of hake during its last voyage. ANC Daily News Briefing
  • The Ministry of Food looked for cheap proteins, and meats like snoek and whale were served in the restaurants.
  • We were introduced to a rather tasteless fish called 'snoek'. Times, Sunday Times
  • Multiple rights for the hand-line hake and tuna sectors was acceptable and as, an additional concession, these two sectors, as with the traditional linefish sector, would retain access to snoek. ANC Daily News Briefing
  • The company fishes for snoek, kabeljou and calamari, and exports to the Ukraine and Cape Town.
  • This meant that those Cape fishermen who caught snoek during the winter season to supplement their income, could not, outside of this time, legally take part in other commercial fishing ventures. ANC Daily News Briefing
  • It introduces us to more South African culinary treats, from snoek pate to biltong. 'It is South Africa's sheer beauty that I will take away with me'
  • We unpack the picnic baskets: springbok bobotie, snoek pâté and grilled boerewors for the carnivores; spinach quiches, salads and cheese for the vegetarians. Times, Sunday Times
  • Even serves fish and chips, or rather the local snoek fish and chips, for around R50 ($5) along with a good glass of wine for R12 Jaunted - The Pop Culture Travel Guide
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