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how to identify fresh fish | is this seafood fresh welcome to sea-ex seafood preparation - handling your catch!

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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oberto owns other brands of beef jerky made with "beef meal", or is "formed beef jerky", then it makes sense that beef jerky made with real cuts of meat, would be called, "natural style". consider that the actual oh boy!

sauce than actual teriyaki sauce. meat consistency these appear to be real cuts of meat, sliced average thickness in medium to large pieces. there are almost no crumbled pieces in the bottom of the bag. the pieces are very easy to tear off and chew. i'd classify these as being dry, with a slight bit...

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is a small, black hog that was common on homesteads across the southeast until the early 's. on these homesteads the guinea hogs foraged for their food; eating everything from snakes and eggs to grass, roots, nuts and garden cuttings. this foraging animal was easy to maintain and produced flavorful meat

and exceptional lard that were essential for these subsistence farmers. as homestead farming dwindled and larger breed pigs were introduced, the guinea hog disappeared in all but a few isolated areas of the southeast. in the 's new guinea hog herds were established and our hogs are from this registered...

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is a small, black hog that was common on homesteads across the southeast until the early 's. on these homesteads the guinea hogs foraged for their food; eating everything from snakes and eggs to grass, roots, nuts and garden cuttings. this foraging animal was easy to maintain and produced flavorful meat

and exceptional lard that were essential for these subsistence farmers. as homestead farming dwindled and larger breed pigs were introduced, the guinea hog disappeared in all but a few isolated areas of the southeast. in the 's new guinea hog herds were established and our hogs are from this registered...

http://www.palmerfarmstn.com/swine

is a small, black hog that was common on homesteads across the southeast until the early 's. on these homesteads the guinea hogs foraged for their food; eating everything from snakes and eggs to grass, roots, nuts and garden cuttings. this foraging animal was easy to maintain and produced flavorful meat

and exceptional lard that were essential for these subsistence farmers. as homestead farming dwindled and larger breed pigs were introduced, the guinea hog disappeared in all but a few isolated areas of the southeast. in the 's new guinea hog herds were established and our hogs are from this registered...

https://www.palmerfarmstn.com/swine

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