Seafood

So da lobster juice wont get all over ur clothes and mess dem up.. =)

Calamari is Italian, and made from squid. Escargot is French, for snails. Surimi is a Japanese fish paste, that when cooked, gets rather rubbery, and is used to mimick the texture of crab, lobster, etc. in dishes. Squid can be cooked many ways, most typically it is fried, and looks like small onion rings. Escargot are farm-raised snails, and not wild-caught ones. They are typically sauteed in garlic and oil, and eaten with toast, as an appetizer.

you can cook it as soup, with some Medicinal materials. the chitons soup is good for you health.

If you're allergic to fish then getting sufficient iodine still shouldn't be too much of a problem. Seaweed contains iodine, as do some vitamin supplements.

If Muscles are open before you cook them they are off, and if you cook them and they don't open they are also off

No steak is not a seafood it cows do not swim in water so no, steak is beef

see the price differ according to the place if you are in the coastal region the price will be low but if you are in interior of the country or island it will be costly

It's the stomach

Since the origins of the species humans have been hunter gatherers. The sea shore is a treasure house of edible material which is easy to collect; shellfish of all kinds, fish trapped in rock pools and so on. Humans eating seafood began long before countries came into existence.

It's a matter of personal opinion.

Generally, most people like it. Never diss anything unless you try it first.

You just get a piece of seafood from Every single country... you cant complete this until you get Russia. To get russia you have to earn 200 points, to earn points u need to complete the achievements

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Most of the "non-meat" parts of a lobster are not edible; the exception is the 'roe', which is the eggs inside a female lobster (taste somewhat like caviar). The green stuff in the lobster is called tomalley and is very edible. It is actually the liver and is very tasty! The part you must watch out for is a small sac behind the eyes of the lobster, it will make you sick! In thirty years of fishing for lobsters and eating them myself this is what I know and know best!

The risks are of course related to infection developing in the meat and can be serious or deadly. From years of research from survival experts, historic methods, American Indian methods, hunters, and amateurs experience, it's clear to me (my opinion) the risk can be very low in almost all cases. Look up on the internet or read books on: potted meat, drying meat/fish, meat jerky, aging meat, and even burying meat. Smoking and/or salting methods are recommended and are good, but people have lived for generations without these methods. Nothing is guaranteed, so do your own research so you know how to do it. It is very possible and not particular diffficult, especially in longterm survival situations where other options are not possible.

Sole is a flaky, delicate white fish. Very mild in "fish flavor," and thus popular in restaurants and with people who don't love the taste of fish. It is used often with crusts, sauces and other treatments to allow it to "take on" the flavor of the treatment, similar to how vodka is used for cocktail mixing.

A supreme is a slice cut off a fillet, sometimes cut at a slant.This cut is now commonly called a pavé which means 'a slab or block' and usually applied to cake or dessert - but now is fashionably applied to fish!

Yes it was near a bridge did have really GOOD seafood but was painted red when I visited there in the 80s,there are some post cards for sale on the internet of the original Perrys.Not sure what happened to the house and could not find it on a more recent trip to the area.

Yes....it was a deep red....it had the absolute best shrimp au gratin served in a shell....the food was amazing....three rooms and a porch where food was served...over the Pensacola Bridge from Gulf Breeze...the was an abandoned haunted-looking ship near the restaurant...

lobster

Just long enough. No longer.

yes it is true

No it is called rotten after 2 unless frozen

how do you cook them

Having sushi for lunch? Don't skip the roe. According to new research at the University of Almeria, eggs of marine animals are one of the best natural sources of omega-3 fatty acids. More than 30 per cent of the fatty acids found in the eggs were EPA and DHA - both crucial for the healthy functioning of the brain and cardiovascular system. Salmon and mackerel roe are especially rich in these essential acids. What's more: The oil extracted from fish roe has a higher omega-3 content than regular oils such as salmon and tuna oil, says the study's director, Jose Luis Guil Guerrero.

And yes its good for your body.

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