UI errors with cooked fish

[quick mica]

Today I tried fishing for the first time and I noticed some UI bugs with how cooking them works.

Firstly, a cooked fish (admittedly only tested with fried fish, not baked fish) doesn't have a "dropdown" ui element when you hover over the name. The first image (A) in this post shows me hovering over a cooked tomato soup to show the "dropdown" I'm talking about, and the second image (B) is me hovering over a cooked fish without the dropdown appearing. You cannot see my cursor, but you can see my mouse is hovering over it due to the favourite/star icon appearing.

Secondly, the hunger saturation for a cooked fish (fried and baked) reports as 105% hunger saturation in the stove, which you can see in the third image (C), whereas the actual hunger saturation for a cooked fish is 45%, as you can see in the fourth image (D). I fried a few fish, they all give 45% hunger saturation. I have not tested with baked fish yet, but will do shortly.

Further Testing

It turns out that fish in general don't show a dropdown menu showing their smell, saturation, freshness, etc, as other food/drink items do, as seen in image E.

Confirmed that baked fish also results in a 45% hunger saturation dish, not 105%, as seen in image F.

45% hunger saturation makes more sense than 105%, so I'm not upset that it's less than what it says, but regardless I felt I should report it since it's an inconsistency in what the recipe says it will make and what is actually produced.

Checking through my cooked fish, I've found another inconsistency - and imo it makes even less sense. My fried white sucker only gives 22% hunger saturation, even though it's 1.5kg heavy and 42.4cm long. If the hunger saturation is dependant on the type of fish, then I'd assume that the "105%" reported on the stove is the best case scenario, but if that was the case I'd expect a bigger fish to restore more hunger than a smaller fish. For example, the salamander in my OP is the smallest and lightest fish I caught and cooked, yet it restores double the satiety of the biggest one I've caught (the one pictured in this comment).