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By Ken Hom
Published 1989
What goes around comes around. Many years ago, when I was growing up in Chicago, my mother used to serve salted fish regularly. It was nutritious and cheap. I was surprised to discover recently in Hong Kong that this prosaic food has become a fashionable and fairly expensive food item, partly due to the overfishing of the South China Sea. To make up for the demand of the huge Hong Kong market, salt fish is being sold by small entrepreneur fishermen in the region who lack the capital require
