Can you use the juice from canned clams to cook?

Chop the clams and set them aside. If you're using canned clams, drain them, reserving the liquid. Add enough water to the reserved clam juice (whether fresh or canned) to make 1-1/2 cups. Set this liquid aside.

FAQ

• Is a perch fish a predator?

  Yellow perch are visual predators that are known to selectively consume large prey, (Michaletz et al., 1987).

• What is basa fish called in India?

  Pungus In Andhra it's a fish called pungus, which has been retitled the 'Indian Basa. ' There's also a pink Basa that's been surfacing at fish markets. The real Basa comes in the form of fillets from Vietnam.

• Do drum fish have worms?

  Spaghetti worms are common parasites of saltwater fish in the drum family, which include speckled and white trout, black drum, redfish, and croakers. While they look alike to most fishermen, several different worms use these fish as hosts. ... Worms found in black drum are most often Pseudogrillotia pIeistacantha.

• What do bubbles mean when fishing?

  These gas pockets result from the bacterial breakdown of organic matter. Any disturbance in the substrate of the water (such as fish or water movement) can cause the pockets to expel its gas content, which bubbles up to the surface. ... This often makes the angler think a fish is responsible for the bubbles when it's not.

• What is the most expensive fish to eat?

  Bluefin tuna A bluefin tuna has been sold for three quarters of a million dollars in Tokyo - a price almost double last year's record sale.

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  Before cooking your oysters, it is essential to clean them thoroughly. They live in brackish, salty water on firm bottom areas, which mean they can be muddy and dirty. To clean, place the oysters in a colander in a sink and rinse under cold water.

• Can the Japanese flying squid fly?

  A flying squid does not actually fly, but using a jet propulsion mechanism to move forwards above the water surface. It moves with a gliding movement and in about three seconds it can move about 30 ft (9 m) in the air.

• What is the best tasting salmon to buy?

  Chinook salmon Chinook salmon (Oncorhynchus tschawytscha), also known as King salmon, is considered by many to be the best-tasting of the salmon bunch. They have a high-fat content and corresponding rich flesh that ranges from white to a deep red color.

• Which fish can survive out of water?

  No other known fish can be out of water as long as the Mangrove Rivulus and remain active, according to Patricia Wright, a biologist at Canada's University of Guelph. “They can survive for weeks without really dropping their metabolic rate. They remain relatively responsive and active for weeks in air,” she said.

• How long have oysters existed?

  Scientists (zoologists) believe that the first oyster appeared in the Triassic period (over 200 million years ago), when dinosaurs ruled the earth. Fossil records show that the oyster dates to 145 million years ago. This means that oysters have been around since the start of humanity...

• Is too much tuna bad for puppies?

  Tuna is a long-life fish. For this reason, excessive consumption of tuna can be dangerous to dogs (and humans alike) as they may contain high amounts of mercury. Consuming too much mercury can lead to mercury poisoning.

• What time of year do catfish bite best?

  "Catfish are caught year 'round but the late spring and summer months offer the best opportunity to catch catfish around the clock," said Rodger Taylor, catfish tournament angler and guide. "Some things are consistent for catfish success and one is targeting the right place to fish.

• Are squids harmful?

  It was recently discovered that octopuses, cuttlefish and squid are venomous, capable of delivering a toxic bite. ... Gram for gram this squid venom toxin is as deadly to crabs as the most lethal snake venom toxins are to mice.

• Why is white tuna bad for you?

  All canned white tuna is albacore. Its mercury levels are almost three times higher than the smaller skipjack tuna, used in most canned light tuna products. ... Adults, including pregnant women, can safely eat this kind of tuna up to three times a month (women, 6-ounce portions; men, 8-ounce portions).

• Which is boneless fish?

  All fish in this area is boneless. We've got a collection of fish fillets, steaks, misshapes and smoked fish. Whilst the best efforts have been made to remove 100% of the bones from these fish occasionally one small bone may slip through.

• Can you eat milkfish bones?

  Eating Qualities The pink flesh is rather soft, mild-tasting and contains numerous small bones which must be either expertly deboned or pressure-cooked until the bones are soft enough to eat. Milkfish have no teeth and feed primarily on algae and invertebrates.

• How long is seared ahi tuna good for in the fridge?

  It must be held under refrigeration at all times before it's cooked, and any leftovers must be returned to the refrigerator as soon as possible after cooking. For example, pan-seared ahi steaks should only be kept for two to three days after they're cooked.

• How many catfish can you have in a 1 acre pond?

  A typical pond stocking strategy for a warm-water pond would be 1,000-1,500 bluegills, 50-100 bass, and 50-200 catfish per acre.

• Does an oyster have a heart?

  In addition to their gills, oysters can also exchange gases across their mantles, which are lined with many small, thin-walled blood vessels. A small, three-chambered heart, lying under the adductor muscle, pumps colorless blood to all parts of the body.

• Is tuna fishing easy?

  In truth, the answer is pretty simple. The best time to catch tuna is when they're there. Tuna are a pelagic species, meaning they roam the high seas, arriving and departing seemingly on a whim. ... Wait for them to haul back, then move in and you could experience some hot daytime (or nighttime) tuna action.

• Do Manila clams spit water?

  I submerge the clams by about 1 1/2 to 3 inches of seawater and cover the container they're in — clams spit water, so you don't want them sprinkling the inside of your fridge or basement. So, to sum up, this is how I purge sand from clams: When you are done digging, fill a large bucket full of seawater to take home.

• Where do they get crawfish from?

  Crawfish are found in all the southern U.S. states in warm waters during warm weather seasons. Small harvests of farmed crawfish for human consumption occur in states such as Texas, Arkansas, Mississippi, Alabama and the Carolinas. But Louisiana is by far the largest producer of crawfish in the United States.

• Can you fry dried squid?

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• How long does it take to smoke a salmon fillet at 225 degrees?

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• Can you rinse tuna in vegetable oil?

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