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Half A Million Mussels "Cooked Alive" In Waters On New Zealand Coast
Up to half a million mussels were effectively cooked in the wild in unusually balmy waters on the New Zealand coast in a massive "die-off" that marine experts have linked to climate change.
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Scientists Went Looking For Meteorites In US Lakes. They Found A Surprise
On a sunny July morning, a group of teenagers gathered in a circle aboard a 71-foot research vessel named the Neeskay. The teens, members of a scientific mission called the Aquarius Project, cheered:
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A Coastal Favourite: South India's Love for Mussels
From mussels in coconut gravy to tangy pickles, we've listed scrumptious preparations of mussels, a coastal favourite of South India.
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Should We Eat Fish During Monsoons or Not?
Once upon a time, the seas girdling India were thick with fish. Tuna, mackerel, pomfret abounded and there was enough for everyone.
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Kaithine Pachile
A special South Indian seafood delicacy. Soft and tender mussels added in a blend of lime juice and hot masalas, wrapped in semolina and deep fried.
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Mussels, difficult? A myth without legs
I have a friend who makes kimchee from scratch, can produce molecular-cuisine-inspired foams and gelées and has even deep-fried an entire Thanksgiving turkey on his petite patio.But steaming a pot of mussels? Now that intimidates him.That cooking mussels...
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PEI Blush Curry Mussels
Seafood lovers rejoice, Chef Vicky Ratnani shares an easy recipe of mussels and veggies with an Indian tadka.
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Mussels in Beer, Cream and Garlic Sauce
Mussels cooked in a luscious beer, cream and garlic mix.
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Mussels with Lemon Grass
Mussels cooked in lemongrass, chillies and peanuts. Served with rice or noodles.
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Seafood Platter
Steamed prawns, oysters and mussels served with red chilli and green chilli dipping sauces.
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Half A Million Mussels "Cooked Alive" In Waters On New Zealand Coast
Up to half a million mussels were effectively cooked in the wild in unusually balmy waters on the New Zealand coast in a massive "die-off" that marine experts have linked to climate change.
-
Scientists Went Looking For Meteorites In US Lakes. They Found A Surprise
On a sunny July morning, a group of teenagers gathered in a circle aboard a 71-foot research vessel named the Neeskay. The teens, members of a scientific mission called the Aquarius Project, cheered:
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A Coastal Favourite: South India's Love for Mussels
From mussels in coconut gravy to tangy pickles, we've listed scrumptious preparations of mussels, a coastal favourite of South India.
-
Should We Eat Fish During Monsoons or Not?
Once upon a time, the seas girdling India were thick with fish. Tuna, mackerel, pomfret abounded and there was enough for everyone.
-
Kaithine Pachile
A special South Indian seafood delicacy. Soft and tender mussels added in a blend of lime juice and hot masalas, wrapped in semolina and deep fried.
-
Mussels, difficult? A myth without legs
I have a friend who makes kimchee from scratch, can produce molecular-cuisine-inspired foams and gelées and has even deep-fried an entire Thanksgiving turkey on his petite patio.But steaming a pot of mussels? Now that intimidates him.That cooking mussels...
-
PEI Blush Curry Mussels
Seafood lovers rejoice, Chef Vicky Ratnani shares an easy recipe of mussels and veggies with an Indian tadka.
-
Mussels in Beer, Cream and Garlic Sauce
Mussels cooked in a luscious beer, cream and garlic mix.
-
Mussels with Lemon Grass
Mussels cooked in lemongrass, chillies and peanuts. Served with rice or noodles.
-
Seafood Platter
Steamed prawns, oysters and mussels served with red chilli and green chilli dipping sauces.
