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photo by jacob walsh fresh, briny oysters with zesty cocktail sauce and vinegary mignonette. we followed the oysters with a plate of burrata, slashed to reveal its creamy interior and accompanied by a salad of mixed greens, grilled corn, and tomatoes, dressed in a chanterelle mushroom vinaigrette. the tuna
crudo arrived next, the raw fish delicately fanned out alongside crisp slices of cucumber, and strikingly garnished with thinly-sliced green beans, fresh dill, and spiky shards of black salt. satiny yet subtle, the tuna was one of the highlights of the meal, we agreed. we decided to round out our dinner...
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world. over the decades, our oceans have been abused by rampant iuu fishing, social responsibilities ignored, vessels appearing to misreport catches, trash piles on the high seas that vessels have to steam around, occasional corruption, quality degradation with triopoly phosphates in shrimp, "smoked" tuna
by adding sodium nitrates, glazing, and in some products more additives than you can add up. business intelligence report: here's the world's most valuable seafood company read more the author is correct, there is no "fake fish"—imitation shrimp, salmon or tuna— as there is with crab. there also is...
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