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Tips for Cooking Sea Food Recipes, Buying, Storing

from: Yokes

Buying Enough Crab Meat. If you are feeding a small group of people, a pound and a half of crabmeat is equivalent to 10-15 hard-shelled crabs. Therefore, a good rule of thumb is six hard-shelled crabs or two soft-shelled crabs per person.

Cedar Plank Salmon. Try barbequed salmon fillets on homemade cedar planks. Soak the planks overnight, then warm briefly in the broiler to bring up the cedar flavor. Brush salmon fillets with a mixture of salt, black pepper, dry mustard, and butter. Place on the cedar shingles and broil 5 to 6 inches from the heat until the shingles scorch and the fish almost flakes about 8 to 10 minutes.

Crabs by Gender. Many crab recipes specify the crab gender—in most cases, calling for females. Look at the underside of the crab to determine its gender. Females have a triangle-shaped marking in the center of the shell; a long spire marks males.

Thoroughly Cooked Fish, Flakes. The easiest method for telling when fish is thoroughly cooked is using measurements. Allow roughly ten minutes per inch for the thickest part of the fish and make sure it flakes before removing it from heat. This can apply to all methods of cooking fish, including frying, grilling, steaming, broiling and more.

Three Simple Numbers for Cooking Fish. Cooking fish? All you need to remember are three numbers: 6s..10s..400. That's six ounces, ten minutes, 400 degree oven. It works for almost any kind of fish on the market.





 

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Stunned couple find tiny Tree Frog in their asparagus tips from local supermarket - Daily Mail


Daily Mail

Stunned couple find tiny Tree Frog in their asparagus tips from local supermarket
Daily Mail
By Suzannah Hills A stunned couple found an exotic-looking frog in a bunch of asparagus tips they bought from their local supermarket. Jim and Ann MacFarlane were about to buy the asparagus at a Morrisons supermarket when they spotted a small green ...

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Last-minute fabulous: quick tips for summer celebrations - Milwaukee Journal Sentinel


Last-minute fabulous: quick tips for summer celebrations
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Blanch the asparagus for about 1 to 2 minutes in the boiling water until stalks are bright green and slightly softened, but still crunchy. 4. Strain asparagus and run cold water over stems to stop cooking and preserve their bright green color.

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Asparagus: A veggie for all ages - The Herald-Mail


Asparagus: A veggie for all ages
The Herald-Mail
By CHRIS COPLEY chrisc@herald-mail.com Like bananas, asparagus stalks have a playful shape. Like carrots, asparagus may be eaten raw or cooked. Like broccoli, asparagus has two distinct parts — a fleshy stalk and a tip with more flavor.

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Grilling tips for Memorial Day weekend - 6abc.com


6abc.com

Grilling tips for Memorial Day weekend
6abc.com
Basic salt, pepper, lemon. Asparagus are super easy." And you can save a great deal of money by serving family style! "Get nice cuts of steaks; get big steaks. Cook them whole, slice them down and let everybody pick at them. That's the fun part!

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Food Tips: It's asparagus season -- so enjoy - kjrh.com


kjrh.com

Food Tips: It's asparagus season -- so enjoy
kjrh.com
Asparagus also contains a plant chemical shown to reduce bone loss, improve sex drive and help fight certain types of cancer. -- Large spears of asparagus can have tough skins. Use a veggie peeler to remove them. -- The asparagus tips cook faster than ...

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