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how to open (shuck) oysters and how to open scallops welcome to sea-ex seafood preparation - handling your catch!

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hints & tips educational links fishing links . sea-ex services advertise on sea-ex add your company about sea-ex contact us country directories thailand information directory how to store seafood back to seafood information it's always good to cook fresh seafood within two days of purchase. if that's not

possible, here are some tips to help you store it. to freeze fish the fillets or whole carcasses should be tightly wrapped in plastic film or aluminium foil, taking care to exclude as much air from the package as possible, then brought down to a temperature well below oc as rapidly as possible and held...

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tips on identifying fresh fish: * fresh fish have plump, bright eyes. if the eyes are glazed or dull and sunken, the fish is not fresh. * if a fish is gutted, the blood along the backbone should be brightly coloured, if it's not the fish is not fresh. * a strong "fishy" odor is another indication that...

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tips for identifying fresh fish - fresh fish have plump, bright eyes. if the eyes are glazed or dull and sunken, the fish is not fresh..... picture of a fresh whole fish. notice the bright eyes- this is a very good indication of the freshness of whole fish. the longer the fish have been dead, the more

avoid overcooking. when cooked correctly, shrimp will retain a firm texture and turn pink and slightly opaque. some cooks use the spring test to ensure proper cooking times. this involves holding the shrimp upside down by the head and pulling the tail down. if cooked, the tail will spring back. if not...

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our food make a reservation the venue event venue weddings the shop order online contact us call email find barilla bay shop fine tasmanian products our shop in barilla bay has more than just our famous oysters!

get your hands on barilla bay merchandise, tasmanian produce and gifts and why not try our oyster beer! barilla bay shop fine tasmanian products our shop in barilla bay has more than just our famous oysters!...

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make a reservation the venue event venue weddings the shop order online contact us call email find order fresh oysters and merchandise airline orders are to be picked up at the destination airport, they are not delivered to the door. all oysters ordered are buffet size there is a dozen minimum order

requirement between th dec and st jan for postal and airline orders freight charges are calculated on the weight and destination of your order oysters are packed loose in poly boxes and not in snack boxes as displayed in our retail store. the packaging cost will be included in your quote. a staff member...

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. the dashing lover casanova also used to start a meal eating dozen oysters. the oysters are regarded as both a delicacy and an aphrodisiac. eaten raw on the half shell or steamed, broiled, fried, sauteed, rockefeller, and frittered - have been a favorite of food lovers throughout the centuries, beginning

strong adductor muscles hold the shell together. the hard, rough, gray shell contains a meat that can vary in color from creamy beige to pale gray, in flavor from salty to bland and in texture from tender to firm. there are two varieties of oyster, one is a delicacy , eaten both raw and cooked is a...

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groups of molluskan bivalves or clams . a nacreous pearl is made from layers of nacre , by the same living process as is used in the secretion of the mother of pearl which lines the shell. natural (or wild) pearls, formed without human intervention, are very rare. many hundreds of pearl oysters or mussels

family of nacreous pearl bivalves – the pearl oyster – lives in the sea, while the other – a very different group of bivalves – lives in freshwater; these are the river mussels such as the freshwater pearl mussel . saltwater pearls can grow in several species of marine pearl oysters in the family pteriidae...

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particular the "true oysters" comprising family ostreidae of the ostreoida order and the pearl oysters of family pteriidae (syn. aviculidae) in the pterioida order. the shell of oysters consists of two usually highly calcified valves (shells) that surround a soft body. gills filter plankton from the

water, and strong adductor muscles are used to hold the shell closed. most oysters live in marine habitats or brackish water and are widely distributed in shallow, warm, coastal waters of the world's oceans. the true oysters of family ostreidae include many that are highly prized as food, consumed both...

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