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Along with monkfish - in this country at least - ray is one of the few fish that arrives at the port ready-winged. There are various fishermen’s tales as to why, but I’m not going into that. All I can say is that the edible parts of both fish represent a small part of the total body weight and it’s convenient not to bother to land the whole fish.
Most people are put off ray because it is normally served ‘on the bone’ (they don’t actually have bones, but cartilage). Although many fis