Seafood

I serve tartar sauce, but ranch dressing or a dill sauce would be good. Sauce and Salad Dressing Recipes: http://www.cherskitchen.com/salads.html

They will certainly eat it, but you couldn't use it as their staple diet as it holds little or none of the nutrients they need. Just because it may look similar to fish food doesn't mean it's the same.

The crab shack is a little old place

where we can get together

crab shack baby, Crab Shack bay-bee.

Crabs baby, that's where it's at,

iii love crabs, that's where it's at

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Mead makers and people who like honey on their toast.

The walleye is an American species. A close relative is the smaller sauger.

Sea food, *opens mouth* there's sea food!! lol

Yes fish is in the meat group because fish has meat right?

I'm not sure, could be skin? buy better quality tuna!

As far as I'm aware, eating anything generates heat in the human body, since the food is providing a "fuel" for which the human body can use to maintain a core heat. Also, all foods consumed require your body to make some effort in order to digest and absorb the nutrients, which will also generate some heat.

yes it can as long as the seafood is prepared in a manner of preserving it. ie. smoked, cured.

They are called... a disappointment. (sorry, i couldn't resist)

now this is a hard question indeed as most people when nervous in an interview resort to asking random questions and saying things most likely you wouldn't. to keep your cool you must avoid the nervous wreck you might be!

When hungry in an interview you will always talk about food or (as some already know) look up to say the basic lines like "wonderful whether isn't it?" when its raining or "how are you mate?" who then calls security and asks you to leave "mate"- if you want to risk the tuna sandwiches this would be the top 6 to use:

1. " I have a tuna sandwich today, tuna is a fish and fish helps the brain, do you like tuna?"

2. "I heard tuna is a source of income, what do you think of this?"

3. "what do you think of the standard of using tuna in a basic dish? how about a sandwich"

4. "what dish would you make if I gave you a fish as in a tuna, most people would say a sandwich. would you make a tuna sandwich"

5. "Do you have a tuna sandwich? sorry its just I can smell tuna, that fishy smell does stink I apologise- its something I very much dislike- do you eat tuna?"

6. "Are you using dolphin friendly tuna? I hope you are as it is important for the environment"

yes, seafood contain phoshorus, it's very good for health.

A seafood entree followed by a meat main is a perfectly acceptable meal.

It sounds like an Italian word--maybe not though

Bluegill

Dietary laws for Muslims are very clear. They are forbidden to eat pork, alcohol, blood, etc. To eat meat it must be killed in a certain way. It must be halal which means prayers are said while it is being killed. So Muslims can eat chicken as long as its halal chicken.

yes sscallops are high in High in potassium but they are low in saturated fat

It doesn't appear to be made anymore.

Fancy is an adjective with no real meaning in terms of tuna salad. If the most basic tuna salad is tuna and mayo someone could add celery and call it fancy.

no cause they have strings DUUUUUUH

No. Caviar consists of processed, salted, non-fertilized sturgeon eggs.

You can cook freezer- burned cat fish just as you would fish that ISN'T freezer-burned, but it won't be very good. It will most likey be dry and tough. It won't hurt you, though.

Because...

a) They taste good

b) They are good for health

c) People are inherently selfish