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• Should oysters be creamy?

  It doesn't really matter if you like them, you can either say, 'this is a nice milky one' or, 'oh no, these are too milky for my taste', and people will think that you know your stuff. Beware though, because a milky oyster will coat your mouth when you bite into them, which can feel a bit weird."

• Can you smoke fish too long?

  Too much smoke will make the fish taste bitter. How long does it take to cook fish in a smoker? Refrigerate for 4 to 6 hours.

• Can you eat dried out fish?

  Dried fish is a traditional food consumed in Asian and Catholic Mediterranean countries. ... Small fish such as anchovies and sardines store easily in dried form. Keep a bag in the cabinet to snack on. You can purchase them in many Asian and some specialty grocery stores, and then follow these tips to enjoy them.

• Do fish like sugar?

  Within that chemical brew is a special type of sugar found in abundance in fish skin. ... When a fish is wounded, fragments of the sugar known as chondroitin sulfate alarm other fish nearby.

• How can raw fish taste good?

  Fish has a silky, smooth texture when it's raw, and a flaky, light texture when it's cooked. ... Cooking softens the connective tissue in meat and improves its texture (it also makes it juicy and flavorful). In general, the more a muscle works, the tougher, more sinuous it gets, Mouritsen writes in his book.

• Do Rusty Crayfish eat weeds?

  Rusty crayfish are opportunistic feeders. They will eat almost anything, including: aquatic plants; bottom-feeding invertebrates such as aquatic insects, snails, leeches and clams; detritus, which is decaying plants and animals; fish eggs; and small fish.

• Is fish and eggs good?

  In terms of protein, both fish and eggs are high quality protein sources, although you'd have to eat about three eggs to get the same amount of protein as in a 3-ounce serving of salmon. In terms of omega-3 fatty acids, there are two things to keep in mind.

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• How long can you eat salmon after expiration date?

  If you're lucky, salmon's freshness can last up to 3 days when it is refrigerated. The best way to prolong the freshness of salmon is to keep it in the freezer. Doing so would make the salmon safe to eat up to 9 months past its sell-by date.

• How long does fish stress last?

  Chronic stress is often not visible. It can take weeks and months to develop. Your fish may appear to be doing fine, until one day one gets sick and dies, and then a few weeks later another one does and so on.

• Can I catch gummy shark?

  Gummy sharks can be caught on a range of baits including pilchards, strips of squid and fillets of legal-size trevally, salmon, and mullet. Another bait that is very popular is portions or fillets of eel. Some anglers 'cure' the eel by soaking it in brine beforehand.

• Where can I buy oysters in Japan?

  There are several famous oyster-producing regions in the country, each with their own famous oyster varieties.

  • Hokkaido. Hokkaido prefecture in northern Japan is famous for its seafood, and oysters are no exception. ...
  • Miyagi. ...
  • Hiroshima. ...
  • Iwate. ...
  • Raw (Namagaki) ...
  • Oyster Sushi. ...
  • Fried Oysters (Kaki Furai) ...
  • Steamed Oyster (Mushi-gaki)

• What is the best bait for Spanish mackerel?

  Bait & Lures Spanish mackerel will eat just about anything including sardines, mullet, cut bait, squid, and shrimp. They prefer quickly moving bait, but when they're feeding they are not particularly picky. Seasoned anglers will always keep shiny spoons and other heavy metal lures on hand.

• How much fish oil should a 2 year old take?

  Evelyn Tribole, RD, author of The Ultimate Omega-3 Diet, cites international guidelines suggesting that children 2–3 years old get 433 mg of DHA/EPA, with a minimum of 145mg of DHA. 4-6 years old get 600mg of DHA/EPA, with a minimum of 200mg of DHA.

• Is a grass carp a carp?

  Grass Carp have a long, torpedo shaped body, a broad rounded head and a short snout and while they are related to Common Carp, they have an appearance more akin to a large Chub, for which they have sometimes been mistaken. ...

• What is the most popular oyster?

  Crassostrea Gigas–Pacific Oysters Pacific oysters are small and sweet and the world's most cultivated oyster. They are growing in popularity in both Europe and the West Coast, where they are starting to over-run the native Olympia.

• Does Pomfret fish have Omega 3?

  Known as the Indian butterfish, Pomfret or Paplet is a type of Butterfish that is widely found in South Asia, including the Indian Ocean. Delicious in taste, this fish is rich in protein and has a tremendous amount of omega 3 fatty acids.

• Is crawfish better than shrimp?

  They are a great source of protein and are low in fat and calories, although they are high in cholesterol. ... Like shrimp, crawfish are high in protein and low in fat and calories, which makes them a great choice for those who are weight conscious.

• What Colour should salmon be?

  Salmon is a range of pinkish-orange to light pink colors, named after the color of salmon flesh. In Australia salmon is mostly orange.

• What is the habitat of tilapia?

  Tilapia can be found in a variety of habitats including reservoirs, lakes, ponds, rivers, creeks, drains, swamps and even tidal creeks and estuaries. They usually live in mud-bottomed, well-vegetated areas and are often seen in loose aggregation or small schools.

• What does langostino look like?

  Langostino looks like cooked shrimp meat but has a sweet, delicate flavor more like lobster or crab. The texture resembles shrimp more than lobster tail meat. The edible morsel of meat in the langostino is found in its inch-long tail.

• Can too much aeration kill fish?

  It can also burn fish gills and potentially result in a large fish kill. Lake and pond owners and managers should use extreme caution when initially starting and restarting a submersed aerator, especially during hot weather, and should be prepared to take the necessary precautions to prevent a fish kill.

• How should we manage salmon populations?

  These include improving fish passage by removing or modifying dams so salmon can reach freshwater spawning and rearing areas critical to their survival, understanding and improving historically low salmon survival in the ocean, and supplementing wild populations with hatchery-raised Atlantic salmon.

• Why is fish in the UK so expensive?

  Two-thirds of the fish UK consumers eat are imported from overseas, and the costs of those would rise, due to the trade barriers resulting from a hard Brexit. Moreover, the fall in the price of UK fish would lead to a drop in earnings for UK fishermen.

• Do crawfish feel pain when cooked?

  A new animal protection law in Switzerland requires that lobsters be stunned before being cooked. Animal rights activists and some scientists argue that lobsters' central nervous systems are complex enough that they can feel pain. There is no conclusive evidence about whether lobsters can feel pain.

• Is mackerel a dirty fish?

  It has a reputation for being a "dirty" fish with unsavoury feeding habits, and some hang around the mouth of the estuary, but I've never eaten one that justifies such criticism. ... Eating them is a delightfully messy business. Skewer and barbecue some quartered red onions to go with them.

• How do you devein shrimp without removing the shell?

  The trick is to remove the digestive vein along the back of the shrimp without peeling off the shell. Here are two ways to devein shrimp with the shell on. (If the vein isn't dark, you don't need to remove it.) Cut through shrimp shells along the top of the back with a small, sharp knife.

• How do I fix the red herring fallacy?

  How to respond to red herrings

  1. Ask the person who used the red herring to justify it. ...
  2. Point out the red herring and explain why it's fallacious. ...
  3. Redirect the conversation back to the original line of discussion. ...
  4. Accept the red herring and move on with the discussion. ...
  5. Disengage from the discussion.