| New Zealand hoki is one of the main species so far to qualify for sustainable stock management. |
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| Pour some olive oil in an oven-proof dish, slice the hoki and place them in the dish. |
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| But hoki has characteristics almost better suited to crispy deep fried battering. |
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| New Zealand fish such as trevally, snapper and hoki are exported for the sashimi market to the United States. |
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| Diet consists of squid, octopus, anchovies, lanternfish, hoki, and sometimes penguins. |
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| Its new ranges include fish and vegetables for steaming as well as fishmeals made from hoki, a sustainable alternative to cod. |
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| Don't they have butterfish, warehou, hoki or tarakihi in Sydney? |
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| Birdseye is replacing some of its traditional cod fish fingers with a new, more readily available white fish found off the coast of New Zealand called hoki. |
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| Despite the emergence on menus of fancy fish such as red snapper, hoki and shark, cod and haddock still account for 86 per cent of all meals. |
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| What do hoki, orange roughies, oreo dories, ling and southern blue whiting have in common? |
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| From the early 21st century, farmed basa imported from Vietnam and hoki have become common in Australian fish and chip shops. |
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| The soup dish was a consomme of New Zealand hoki, tomato and Ceylon tea with a herbed rice waffle. |
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| That meant customers have been given the chance to sample hoki fish, a prime white fish from New Zealand. |
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| The book was first published in Japanese in 1982 as a title in a 35-volume collection of educational studies published by Daiichi hoki publishers. |
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| On the menu were all sorts of exotic fish with names like terakihi and hoki, served with side orders of paua and oyster fritters and enough chips to sink a boat. |
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| One of the most popular is the hoki, or whiptail, a bug-eyed specimen found far down in the waters around New Zealand and transformed into a major export. |
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| It also gives you just the excuse you needed to trade up to the Hoki Koki 12000 you've had your eye on. |
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