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store on moreland avenue. i had two sushis, smelt-roe and salmon, then tofu-corn cakes with chili sauce, then a soft-shelled crab, tempura-fried with a light soy-citrus dipping sauce, and then seared but otherwise mostly raw tuna with soba noodles and two-seaweed salad. carey had the other of the two crabs
store on moreland avenue. i had two sushis, smelt-roe and salmon, then tofu-corn cakes with chili sauce, then a soft-shelled crab, tempura-fried with a light soy-citrus dipping sauce, and then seared but otherwise mostly raw tuna with soba noodles and two-seaweed salad. carey had the other of the two crabs...
https://deboramasweblog.blogspot.com/2005/04/
inc. bida is located at vancouver, canada. at bida enterprise inc., we are focused on providing "seafood" mainly harvested in the atlantic ocean off east coast canada: live lobster, scallop, oyster, sea urchin and chum salmon candy. in addition, we supply the high quality albacore tuna and dungeness crabs
inc. bida is located at vancouver, canada. at bida enterprise inc., we are focused on providing "seafood" mainly harvested in the atlantic ocean off east coast canada: live lobster, scallop, oyster, sea urchin and chum salmon candy. in addition, we supply the high quality albacore tuna and dungeness crabs...
http://www.sea-ex.com/countryinfo/canada.htm
broil, bake, or grill fish on a rack instead of sautéing or frying. this allows the fat, where pcbs concentrate, to drain off, but still leaves plenty of beneficial omega- s. don't use batter or breading—that traps the fat drippings. you can also remove the tomalley of lobsters and the "mustard" of crabs
broil, bake, or grill fish on a rack instead of sautéing or frying. this allows the fat, where pcbs concentrate, to drain off, but still leaves plenty of beneficial omega- s. don't use batter or breading—that traps the fat drippings. you can also remove the tomalley of lobsters and the "mustard" of crabs...
https://www.berkeleywellness.com/healthy-eating/food-safety/article/cautions-about-fish-consumption