This Peruvian Mixed Seafood Ceviche is spicy because the addition of a fair amount of crushed ajís or whatever dried chiles you have available.
Tag: oysters
Kelp May Hold a Key to the Health and Abundance of Shellfish
While kelp is known as a nutritious food item, harvesting kelp may be a new way to help keep bivalves such as clams and oysters healthy and more abundant.
Grill-Seared Scallops
Unlike clams which are dug from mudflats and oysters that are pried off rocks, scallops are free-swimming and are harvested in trawls, dredges, or by divers.
El Mercado del Mar in La Cruz, Nayarit
Contrary to popular belief—El Mercado del Mar—the seafood market at the town of La Cruz de Huanacaxtle, Nayarit does not smell “fishy.”
Smoked Oysters with Ancho Chile Sauce
This oysters recipe requires hot smoke and a lot of it for a short period of time. Try for about 400F degrees instead of 200F on your smoker or grill.
US Aquaculture Production to Grow 18% in 2021 as Consumers Return to Restaurants
US aquaculture production is forecast to expand 5.7% annually in nominal terms through 2025, according to Aquaculture: United States, a report recently released by Freedonia Focus Reports.
Peruvian Mixed Seafood Ceviche
This seafood ceviche is spicy because the addition of a fair amount of crushed ajís or whatever dried chiles you have available.
The Art of Grilling Seafood
Here in New England lobsters are usually steamed with some rockweed (seaweed); clams and oysters are served raw on the half-shell with just a spritz of lemon and a dash of hot sauce; and scallops are pan-seared until barely translucent.
Oysters, Hot Sauce, and Murder: RIP, Bacteria
When it comes to slaying bacteria in oysters, hot sauce is serial killer in a bottle. At least, that’s what some scientific studies indicate.
Hunting Seafood Treasure in Campeche
Imagine a place where you can drive for more than 40 miles between a lagoon and the Gulf of Mexico, where humble houses on the side of the road sell crab meat by the kilo and on the road’s speed bumps you can buy fresh prawns, bags full of green habaneros, or the largest shrimp you’ve ever seen.