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How do you dry fish without it smelling?

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Lopez also has a special trick that entraps the smell of fish as it's cooking. "At home, I like to bake fish in a pan with a little oil and seasonings. My favorite way to eliminate the fishy odor while cooking is an old French technique called, 'papillote,' which literally translates to 'in paper,'" says Lopez.

FAQ

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    Black spot occurs when the shell on the shrimp begins turning black within hours or days after harvesting. This darkening is due to an enzyme process causing oxidation in the shrimp, just like in cut apples. It's not harmful or indicative of spoilage, but it's not attractive.

  • Which shrimp will not interbreed?

    The scientific name for Red Cherry Shrimp is Neocaridina heteropoda. Neocaridina being the genus and heterpoda being the species. With this knowledge, you cannot have two Neocaridina together to crossbreed.

  • How big is a giant oyster?

    Even if you ignore the giant oyster's size, its rich patina and rippling layers hint at its age, estimated at 15-20 years old. The world's largest oyster is nearly 14 inches long and resides in Denmark, according to the folks at Guinness World Records.

  • What other fish can live with guppies?

    If you want to house your guppies with other fish, here are 15 fish that are compatible with guppies:

    • Swordtails. Swordtail Fish – Wojciech J. ...
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    • Honey Gouramis. Honey Gourami (source) ...
    • Harlequin Rasboras. ...
    • Cardinal Tetra. ...
    • Bristlenose Pleco.

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    Fillets are the sides of the fish cut away from the backbone and are ready to cook. They are usually boneless, with no waste. Steaks are ready-to-cook, cross-sectional slices of large fish. The edible yield is about 86 percent.

  • What can I do with tuna in sunflower oil?

    Sunflower oil adds a unique flavour to the tuna, which is perfect as part of a filling salad or as a jacket potato topping....Tinned tuna recipes: 35 things to make with a tin of tuna

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    2. Pappardelle with tuna sauce. ...
    3. Pasta salad with tuna and peppers. ...
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    The taste of the mantis shrimp is similar to that of a lobster rather than the typical shrimp taste. Many who have tasted it say it's very delicious. A common way to cook and eat Squilla is to deep fry them Tempura style as shown in the Instagram photo below.

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    Clams live in both freshwater and marine habitats, and range in adult size from nearly microscopic to the giant clam, which can weigh 440 lb. Some clams live only one year, while others live to be over 500 years old.

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