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Yes. I have seen and eaten cooked, whole shrimp - head, shell, everything. They were lightly battered and deep fried. A little crunchy, but very tasty.
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Is heat supplied or removed in freezing?
heat is removed in freezing .
Can dogs eat raw shrimp heads?
As long as the heads are not spoiled, the dogs will enjoy the shrimp head will no ill effects.
Can you freeze shrimp?
Yes, shrimp freezes very well. Generally, raw shrimp freezes better than cooked shrimp. When freezing shrimp, be sure to remove as much water from the shrimp as possible to prevent ice crystals from forming.
Do heads have to be removed to replace valve guides and valve stem seals on a 1995 Mazda millenia?
yes heads need to be removed
When freezing happens is energy added?
No, energy is removed.
What are some physical features of brine shrimp?
um heads tails legs and well......butts
When energy removed from a substance what chANGE OCCUR?
When energy is removed from a gas, condensation occurs. When energy is removed from a liquid, freezing occurs.
How do shrimps get their food?
Shrimp are able to find food due to feelers on the top of their heads. These feelers help them to smell and locate food.
Can you freeze boiled shrimp?
Shelled, cooked shrimp: Wash in salted water after removing heads; drain; cook in boiling water for 10 minutes; cool thoroughly; shell and remove dark veins if this was not done when heads were removed; rinse, drain, and cool. Package, label, and freeze. Cooked shrimp may toughen slightly during storage.
Can you pour something in oil to fix cracked heads?
No, the head must be removed and replaced.
Can you change the lifters in your 318 without removing the intake?
No. They intake and heads need removed.
What is the difference between butterfly shrimp and regular shrimp?
The main difference between butterfly shrimp and regular shrimp is in their preparation and appearance: Butterfly Shrimp: Appearance: Compared to regular shrimp, butterfly shrimp are typically larger and flatter. They are often deveined and split open along the back, creating a butterfly-like shape with two halves that are still attached at the tail. Preparation: To make butterfly shrimp, the shell is usually removed, and the shrimp are split open along the back, making it easier to remove the vein (if it hasn't been removed already). This preparation makes them look attractive and can help them cook more evenly. Usage: Butterfly shrimp are often used in dishes where presentation is important, such as shrimp cocktails, appetizers, or as a topping for salads. They are also commonly breaded and deep-fried as a popular appetizer or main dish. Regular Shrimp: Appearance: Regular shrimp are available in different sizes and have a curved shape with a shell covering the entire body. They're naturally curved, with their tails usually attached to each other. Preparation: Regular shrimp can be served with the shell on (which is often removed during eating) or peeled and deveined for convenience. They are typically not split open along the back like butterfly shrimp. Usage: Regular shrimp are versatile and can be used in a wide range of dishes, including stir-fries, pasta, gumbo, and various seafood recipes. They are commonly prepared in various ways, such as grilling, sautéing, boiling, or baking.
