Marinating fish enhances flavor and helps reduce odor. Light marinades using lemon juice, turmeric, salt, and spices work well for most fish varieties. Since fish absorbs flavors quickly, marinating for 15?30 minutes is usually sufficient for best results.

Choosing the right quantity of chicken helps avoid wastage and ensures enough food for everyone. Generally, 500g of chicken is suitable for two people, 1kg can serve around three to four people, and 1.5kg or more is ideal for family meals or gatherings.

To maintain the freshness and quality of raw fish, it should be stored properly immediately after delivery. Fresh fish should be kept in the refrigerator and ideally consumed within 24 hours for the best taste and texture. If you plan to store it longer, freezing is recommended. Always keep fish in an airtight container or sealed pack to prevent odor spread and contamination. Avoid leaving fish at room temperature for more than 15?20 minutes, as fish is highly perishable and can spoil quickly.

Plan the quantity of fish according to your cooking needs to avoid unnecessary storage. Using fresh fish in the right portions helps maintain taste and reduces wastage. If extra fish is stored, ensure it is properly refrigerated or frozen.

Handling raw chicken carefully is essential to maintain food safety and hygiene. Always wash your hands before and after touching raw chicken. Use separate cutting boards and knives for meat to avoid cross-contamination with vegetables or cooked food. Make sure the chicken is cooked thoroughly to an internal temperature of around 75?C to ensure it is safe to eat.