Packages of dried seaweed, and seaweed in gel form, sat on a shelf inside the open door.
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We drive through huge patches of sargassum seaweed; the seaweed and brown algae blooms exacerbated by global warming.
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His golden beet and celery salad has a seaweed vinaigrette inspired by tribes eating dried seaweed chips in Alaska.
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It's present in small amounts in seaweed, though, and humans have been eating seaweed safely for a long time.
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There are more than 213 words relating to seaweed; one, "ortha-fheamainn," means "seaweed charm," for conjuring abundance and happiness.
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In 2017, Kardashian West shared through her app that she found success treating her skin with seaweed-based products, specifically from The Seaweed Bath Co. According to Dr. Jaliman, seaweed can be "unexpectedly beneficial" for your skin.
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Try it here: Freeze-dried wheatgrass powder Seaweed While we're on the subject of water-dwelling plants, we couldn't skip over seaweed.
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Free-range lamb from Wonosobo in central Java is served raw with pickled fennel, seaweed crème, fennel leaves and pollen, Lombok seaweed and local goat cheese.
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It has a unique ability to break down seaweed, and scientists think it acquired this talent by borrowing DNA from microbes that live on seaweed itself.
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In a YouTube video uploaded by USC, Associate Professor Nick Paul, who leads the USC seaweed research group, described Asparagopsis as a "red, puffy, pink-ish seaweed".
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Lay the shiny part of the dried seaweed face-down and evenly spread the rice over two thirds of the seaweed, leaving the top part of it uncovered.
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I had no idea that seaweed had so many skin-care benefits, and Lydia told me that she discovered it because farmers use seaweed as a biostimulant and fertilizer.
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In New Hampshire, in an effort to stop illegal seaweed harvesting, lawmakers created a law that stated no one could pick up seaweed off of the beach at night.
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And then there's that seaweed — actually a sea grass.
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That's right — Asia's Mark Zuckerberg is a seaweed titan.
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Umino Seaweed has collaborated with international ad agency I & S BBDO to create Design Nori, a collection of intricately designed laser-cut seaweed to create the most beautiful sushi you'll ever eat.
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Yes, I ordered the occasional spicy tuna roll, but seaweed is a multi-billion dollar industry, and I soon discovered that I consume and use seaweed all the time without knowing it.
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They have seaweed, like the ocean, and ducks, like lakes.
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The plaster is made of lime, seaweed extracts and eggshells.
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I stuff mine with tofu, cucumbers, seaweed, and spicy mayo.
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This is our cytoserum of seaweed, which is very rich.
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Some look like sponges, and others like seaweed, noted Arnold.
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Summersalt The Sidestroke in Seaweed & Seaglass & White Sand, $95; summersalt.
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You can also use fresh or frozen premixed seaweed salad.
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Historical data of the seaweed bloom from 2011 to 2018.
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We will have seaweed soup, supply our blood with oxygen.
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"Growing the seaweed itself is really straightforward," Ms. Robidoux said.
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Trawlers scraped the sea floor clean of silt and seaweed.
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And seaweed is absorbing tons of CO2, because they're plants.
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The sprinkles of seaweed remind me of my childhood abroad.
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Mannitol: Mannitol occurs naturally in pumpkin, seaweed, celery and mushrooms.
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Today, it's a simple breakfast of egg and seaweed congee.
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Mara's seaweed manager — or "seaweed guru," as he styles himself — Rory MacPhee, a former lecturer in marine law, favors the west coast, in particular the rocky shores of the Inner Hebridean island of Easdale.
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The bluffs are unstable and the beach smells like old seaweed.
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We order seaweed salad, two substantial sushi rolls, and miso soup.
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After all, the seaweed is always greener in somebody else's lake.
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Seaweed extracts are used in products from skin care to toothpaste.
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Finally, a sauce made from seaweed, mushrooms, truffles, and brown butter.
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But the challenge for seaweed and insects is in the marketing.
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On my final morning, I tried a seaweed shake for breakfast.
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ANCIENT GREEK writings describe livestock eating seaweed, as do Icelandic sagas.
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There was a tangle of seaweed draped over his scaly biceps.
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It's not just me who loves Mario Badescu's Seaweed Night Cream.
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In New Hampshire, you can't pick up seaweed off the beach.
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"Oysters and seaweed, they obviously go really well together," he said.
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The seaweed explosion is also indicative of bigger problems, Wang said.
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With a laser-cut seaweed cat based on the character Felyne.
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They've even begun brewing a beer with Faroes seawater and seaweed.
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Draped with fresh seaweed, it almost becomes like a flower arrangement.
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Flaked and powdered dried seaweed is great for sprinkling on popcorn.
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We share our beaches with kelp, seaweed, razor clams, and crabs.
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To the neighboring seaweed farmers, he is not just a recluse.
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"Picture a seaweed farm the size of Manhattan," Dr. Taber said.
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No one was sure if cows would actually eat the seaweed.
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A faint seaweed scent can also be detected — that's the fragrance.
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Breakfast is an arid mountain of noodles, rice, fries, and seaweed.
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Like its land-growing leafy green cousins, seaweed and kelp (a brownish type of seaweed that grows in shallow water) have a distinctive crunchy taste and are also full of good-for-you vitamins and nutrients.
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Most of the sodium in seaweed is naturally-occuring — after all, seaweed is grown in saltwater — but if you've been told to watch your sodium intake, you might want to check with your doctor before loading up.
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Godfrey showed me how to tease apart the coiled strands of the rope, break off a fragment of seaweed, slip it into the uncoiled segment, and then let the strands wind back up, trapping the seaweed inside.
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Recipes: Roast Chicken With Crunchy Seaweed and Potatoes | Lemony Pasta With Kelp, Chile and Anchovies | Creamy White Bean and Seaweed Stew With Parmesan Follow NYT Food on Twitter and NYT Cooking on Instagram, Facebook, YouTube and Pinterest.
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"The seaweed is a minor issue," Lopez Obrador told reporters at a news conference in Cancun, Mexico's top beach destination, adding that he is not worried about the seaweed causing major damage to the tourist-dependent economies.
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A seashell bra also never hurt anyone—or perhaps a seaweed thong.
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Miso soup, California roll, hijiki seaweed, dumplings Before bed, 9:00 p.m.
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I get a couple steamed buns, an avocado, and a seaweed salad.
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Pile rice, kimchee and sliced steak on top of seaweed, and wrap.
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I order a tuna donburi bowl with miso soup and seaweed salad.
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I order spicy salmon rolls and seaweed salad and keep chugging along.
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And if it's nighttime, my favorite is Mario Badescu Seaweed Night Cream.
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There's seaweed and vegetation in the ocean; there's no forest-type flavors.
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They have four main broth options: chicken, beef, Hearth, and seaweed mushroom.
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Also on the vegetation front, growing more seaweed could locally reduce acidification.
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And we had a mustard that incorporated seaweed finely ground into it.
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Mario Badescu Seaweed Cleansing Soap, available at Amazon, Ulta, and Nordstrom, $14
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Fisheries exports, not including seaweed, pearls and fish farming, totaled $4 billion.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE: It's illegal to carry away or collect seaweed at night.
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"Around 50 to 100, they were all in the seaweed," she said.
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"I almost called it an oyster and seaweed room," Mr. Canora said.
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All that extra nitrogen and phosphorous acts as fuel for Sargassum seaweed.
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Add the seaweed and sesame seeds to the panko and mix well.
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There was just this a story about seaweed all over Mexico. Yeah.
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But the seaweed farmers there are doing everything they can to stay.
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Once I started snacking on whole leaf, dried seaweed, I couldn't stop.
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While fossils of land plants are abundant, ancient seaweed fossils are rare.
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None of the islanders, especially not the Seaweed King, seemed to notice.
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Paint derived from seaweed has been used to freshen up some rooms.
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Her seaweed collection is kept in St. Andrew's Botanical Garden, less than 20 miles from the East Neuk of Fife, where today Fiona Houston and Xa Milne can be found, petticoat-less, pursuing the 21st-century seaweed craze.
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First Kim posted a snap of a huge collection of goodies from the eco-conscious brand The Seaweed Bath Co., which uses—you guessed it—seaweed as a healing ingredient in all of its skin, hair and body products.
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A dozen cows are part of the seaweed research at UC-Davis, and they are separated into three groups: two groups fed various doses of the dried seaweed and one group given a regular diet free of the additive.
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Sadly, seaweed-laden sleepwear is not on offer for those who fly coach.
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We start with a magnesium seaweed wrap and then head to the sauna.
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Ancient mahogany clams with sea aster are followed by cured beef and seaweed.
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Just a little seaweed and water came through our toilet, but that's it.
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Think of a bowl of bibimbap, wrapped up in seaweed and seasoned rice.
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" Nor forget "crimson stems veining upward" or "the dry darkbrown lace of seaweed.
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No one suspected that the sea worm and the "seaweed" shared any connection.
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The scientists are also looking at ways to grow the seaweed more sustainably.
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Celebrate with a seaweed salad the next time you go out for sushi.
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So we take the seaweed and we bring it to the cows. Yeah.
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That meant no dairy, no peanuts, no seaweed, no sugar, and no gluten.
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"The lobsters would survive, but so would anything in the seaweed," he said.
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They swam silently, carving pathways around mounds of coral and slowly waving seaweed.
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While the fries had a hint of seaweed, the strongest flavor was barbecue.
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Cook for 3 minutes, then add in the oregano, seaweed, coriander, and salt.
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And seaweed added texture and salt to a white chocolate and beremeal dessert.
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The freckles, Virginia Tech researchers say, are actually billion-year-old seaweed microfossils.
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Proterocladus is 200 million years older than the previous earliest-known green seaweed.
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The chef also adds kombu, dried seaweed, to the sauce for more umami.
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This skeleton or "ghost" shrimp is so slender, it can disappear among seaweed.
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Coastal Maine has a lot of seaweed and a fair number of cows.
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Video taken of the sub shows it covered in barnacles, seaweed, and fishing gear.
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Vegetables: Toppings like avocado, shaved onion, seaweed and crispy garlic add flavor and crunch.
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The water was murky and brown with lots of broken glass, broken coral, seaweed.
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It needs to look like it's overflowing, with lemons on top and some seaweed.
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I thought it was the tofu and seaweed inside that were doing the magic.
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I get ahi tuna, negitoro, avocado, peas, and seaweed salad on brown rice ($9.69).
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In fact, it's made from seaweed-based material, so it's kind of full circle.
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When it's ready, use tongs to carefully remove the seaweed and all the food.
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The enormous belt of seaweed is composed of floating, photosynthetic brown algae, called Sargassum.
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A spiced seaweed tea, bottled water and coffee are included but wine is extra.
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"Seaweed is something that cows are known to eat," Paul said in a statement.
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There's been no drop in milk yields on the cows using the seaweed additive.
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It comes with fluorescent pink seaweed, purple orchid petals, and pink-dyed salmon roe.
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You can fill them with wasabi until your head explodes, and also, more seaweed.
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Paul Airport, guests can get couples treatments, seaweed wraps and Mommy-to-be massages.
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But a word to the wise: It is seaweed, so it does taste... fishy.
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Seaweed has been a healthy part of human diets in coastal areas for centuries.
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At high tide they were completely submerged, and drew in seaweed and assorted molluscs.
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A seaweed forager spoke of the many possible uses for kelp, including flavouring gin.
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One of its modern relatives is a type of edible seaweed called sea lettuce.
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I did one with a polymer sodium alginate, which is a polymer from seaweed.
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He suggests eating foods that can grow without much light, like mushrooms and seaweed.
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"One came to see me today, and he brought me this seaweed," she said.
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But the islands' seaweed farmers are determined to stay as long as they can.
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It's a region in Portugal called ALGARVE, which is "seaweed" (ALGAE) around "camper" (RV).
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So we dehydrate everything—our own shrimp, scallops, mushrooms, seaweed, rice, onions, and scallions.
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Donkey Kong creator Shigeru Miyamoto They said it sounded like she was talking about seaweed.
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Kit Kat is testing the theory that anything tastes good wrapped in rice and seaweed.
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Sushi SandwichesBasically a sushi burger, except with seaweed and a more even rice layer. 5.
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Rotting debris and seaweed filled her home, and she decided rebuilding was the only option.
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She plunges the paper into the water where salt, sand, and seaweed wash over it.
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Yes, you heard us right: They have wrapped bits of pumpkin in rice and seaweed.
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Everything in the ocean became a possible food source -- sea turtles, small sharks, and seaweed.
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Edible seaweed is also harvested nearby, as are many species of salmon and other fish.
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You can find fresh or frozen wakame seaweed on Amazon or at most Asian markets.
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It was seaweed popcorn, it's called Hurricane Popcorn— Oh, I know what you're talking about!
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But offshore, invisible from the surface, lay the first sustainable seaweed farm in Central America.
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The head seaweed farmer, Lowell Godfrey, greeted me and I asked him about the farm.
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A single rope yields about thirty pounds of seaweed and they harvest every three months.
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Computers analyzed each Sargassum-containing pixel in the images to determine the density of seaweed.
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A little bit futuristic, a little bit whimsical, and a whole lot of seaweed garnish.
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We order spicy salmon sashimi, seaweed salad, grilled Wagyu beef cubes, gindara teriyaki, and rice.
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With Mario Badescu's Seaweed Night Cream you can relax when your head hits the pillow.
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When the seaweed forms a mat over the water's surface, it can suffocate marine animals.
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She brought a clump of seaweed to me and I put it on her head.
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NASA satellites have spotted thousands of miles of brown seaweed stretching across the Atlantic Ocean.
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The Ooho seaweed capsules are made by a London-based startup called Skipping Rocks Lab.
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You've never seen someone stuff that much raw fish, seaweed, and rice down their gullet.
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Then they're wrapped in nori for that perfect combo of soft rice and seaweed crunch.
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Pressing disks of grayish-green dough (there's seaweed in it) into tart molds, Clugston explains.
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One site containing footprints is revealed at low tide, although it's usually swathed in seaweed.
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Expect to pass by masses of seaweed, as well as ospreys, great egrets and oystercatchers.
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Dried seaweed mixed with a variety of aromatic teas makes for a heady, fragrant beverage.
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Added to wheat flour, dried seaweed makes a highly nutritious pasta with a salty bite.
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And of course in Japan, cooking with seaweed has evolved into a highly refined art.
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Fishermen, too, tell tales of seaweed tangling in their nets where there was none before.
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Kirkland brands also keep popping up, including roasted seaweed that is produced in South Korea.
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They're open, with a crisp sheet of nori seaweed wrapping the filling like a taco.
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If you&aposre vegetarian, then seaweed and nori are a good source of omega-3.
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There are more than 11,000 different species of seaweed and most are packed with nutrients.
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And feeding seaweed to cows, even in small amounts, can significantly reduce their methane burps.
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Anyone who eats seaweed — meaning almost everyone who ever eats sushi — gets plenty of iodine.
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Humans could potentially grow that amount of seaweed, he said, in three to six months.
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In Thailand, Tao Kae Noi dominates the snack market with its delicious fried seaweed fare.
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It's served with a sesame honey butter and a seaweed butter, both of which are delicious.
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And this time, it's a vine (or maybe it's seaweed) that goes straight down her spine.
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The facial layers seaweed-based products on top of the face to firm and rejuvenate skin.
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SMALL BOATS criss-cross Black Rock Reef on their way to nearby seaweed and pearl farms.
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Today's is multigrain rice, kimchi, shredded potatoes, seaweed soybean soup, and breaded chicken with green onions.
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Atlantic's kelp will be unlike the majority of seaweed that Americans have tasted in the past.
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Craig Cooper wipes out when his paddleboard gets too close to a patch a seaweed. Ouch!
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Instead of living amongst seaweed and kelp, the ruby seadragon prefers the company of sea sponges.
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The winning team's product was a plant-based salmon burger based around fungi, algae, and seaweed.
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I wander around Costco and pick up protein shakes, frozen fajita bowls, and seaweed snacks, too.
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I get baked chilled salmon with brown rice, furikake, seaweed, pickled onions, and some sweet potatoes.
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One Asian seaweed brought to Hawaii has smothered some coral reefs by out-competing local plants.
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Other "vaginal plugs" that were used to prevent pregnancy were made of everyday items like seaweed.
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To date, they have found no detectable levels of radioactive isotopes in kelp or seaweed tissue.
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After an hour, I reached the end of my rope that was now stuffed with seaweed.
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In the photo he is wearing green contacts and has Aquaman's seaweed-infused sea salt hair.
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I also liked the fresh seaweed smell, although some reviewers said they found it too strong.
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The foul odor stems from hydrogen sulfide, which the seaweed releases when it rots on land.
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Some tourist towns in Mexico have installed floating barriers to keep the seaweed from washing ashore.
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Researchers also plan to see whether the taste of milk is different using the seaweed additive.
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Wickedly Prime, for example, sells Matcha green-tea powder, roasted seaweed snacks and cocoa truffle spread.
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Buy seaweed flakes and put them in a saltshaker to sprinkle over your salads and soups.
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I definitely couldn't taste any green or seaweed-ish flavors in the brownies, shake, or cornbread.
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The number of products available exploded to meet new competition — like organic offerings and seaweed snacks.
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The specialty here is temaki, seafood rolled inside rice and nori (dried seaweed) and presented uncut.
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Smoked snoek, a South African fish, wrapped in seaweed, sat in a pool of tomato broth.
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It's the biggest bloom of seaweed ever recorded, according to a new paper published in Science.
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I'd eaten plenty of seaweed salads at Japanese and vegan restaurants, but this was not that.
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Native Americans historically used all manner of seaweed — red, brown and green — both dried and fresh.
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Unfortunately, the horrible seaweed wrap made it unlikely that he will be returning any time soon.
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Blue Ribbon Sushi is another staple — I always get the spicy scallop roll and seaweed salad.
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Ash and silt flowing into the sea can choke fish's gills and smother seagrasses and seaweed.
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Researchers have now come up with a new way to tackle the problem: a seaweed supplement.
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Floating in the northern Atlantic Ocean, it is formed by mats of free-floating sargassum seaweed.
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Floating in the northern Atlantic Ocean, it is formed by mats of free-floating sargassum seaweed.
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Leaving them out would be like making Italian food without tomatoes or Japanese food without seaweed.
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However, new kinds of seaweed feeds could still help improve cattle's diet on farms, he said.
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When I return to my seat, I'm presented with complimentary prawn crackers, then the seaweed soup.
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If you're looking for a potato alternative that will satisfy chip cravings without breaking the calorie bank, check these out: Seaweed Snacks You might not think of seaweed snacks as a swap for chips, but they're salty, crispy, and frequently sold in convenient single-serving packages.
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Seaweed is, we are reminded, a carbon sink, meaning it absorbs more carbon dioxide than it releases.
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According to Buzzfeed, the glitter is made with seaweed and is not harmful to animals as well.
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The treat uses puffed rice instead of the usual sushi rice, but it does use real seaweed.
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Irma's gales ripped off 80 percent of the tree canopy; 6,000 cubic yards of seaweed washed ashore.
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Nori, dulse, kelp, and other seaweed snacks have become popular for their umami flavor and vitamin content.
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When red tide rolls in, they essentially poison themselves by snacking on seaweed contaminated with the algae.
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I make some ramen and throw in frozen veggies, a couple of quail eggs, and seaweed sheets.
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Alex: We get the macrobiotic plate, which has brown rice and kale and two kinds of seaweed.
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This week: a librarian who makes $49,753 per year and spends some of it on seaweed chips.
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Its list of unexpected new snacks include puffed bowtie pasta, seaweed fava chips, and Brussels sprout crips.
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Super refreshing without being sweet, it combines yellow tomato and cured seaweed for a super-umami combo.
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The balls, which resemble large bubbles, have a jelly-like membrane made of plant and seaweed extracts.
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Here are some of our favorites: These fabulous retro Air Jordan's with that delicate seaweed Nike swish!
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Meanwhile, now-tired social media bait "rainbow-colored foods," Brussels sprouts and seaweed are on the decline.
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The researchers kept track of the seaweed bloom month after month, as it grew and shrunk seasonally.
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The sauce consists of caramelized stock from the monkfish, mushroom reduction, seaweed reduction and a miso reduction.
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The previous day, I'd walked past the headquarters of the Placencia Seaweed Co-operative on the mainland.
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Seaweed and insect food products have to be tasty and people have to want to eat them.
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As the beached seaweed rots, it releases hydrogen sulfide gas that has a distinct rotten-egg smell.
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Hanging columns beneath the island could create a natural habitat for invertebrates like seaweed, barnacles, and oysters.
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The first main course featured stewed whale cooked in a risotto-like mess of barley and seaweed.
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Among the prominent ingredients are lamb, fish, shellfish, seaweed, and such root vegetables as potatoes and turnips.
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MSG is based on a savory amino acid found naturally in foods like parmesan cheese and seaweed.
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Barbados declared a national emergency due to the quantity and stench of decaying seaweed in June 2018.
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Scientists first noticed that seaweed was spreading rapidly across the Atlantic and growing in mass in 2011.
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We did this piece of rump with sprout flowers and fujicco, which is this salted Japanese seaweed.
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I did have dried seaweed and udon noodles in the cupboard, bought at my favorite Japanese grocery.
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But the industry is young, and more fresh seaweed is becoming available on the market every year.
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Pairs of specimens are arrayed like nearly identical siblings; thicker seaweed results in more indistinct, abstract skeins.
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In February, Mr. Sifton wrote about unsalted butter with a dried seaweed called dulse mixed into it.
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"I was very excited when I found the first specimen of the seaweed fossil," Tang told CNN.
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Deck the halls with seaweed-salmon snacks, because advent calendars for cats are coming to Trader Joe's.
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Seaweed is recognized as a mineral-rich superfood, and its harvesting for culinary use is big business.
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The sandwich comes with fries sprinkled with seasoned salt and nori, an edible seaweed, and a pickle.
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Lunch was to be a bone-marrow and vegetable stew with rice, bean sprouts, kimchi and seaweed.
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"I love cooking; I love food," said Ms. Komatsudaira, as she prepared seaweed from her family's business.
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How good could a plate of naked steamed vegetables, brown rice, seaweed and beans be, he wondered?
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The giant seaweed mass is both expansive and heavy, weighing a whopping 20 million tons last year.
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The brown hue of the seaweed on the surface of the water can be seen by satellites.
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Most things we consider algae are plants or very closely related to plants, like species of seaweed.
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Online food delivery business Just Eat said Tuesday it had expanded its trial of seaweed-based sauce sachets.
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The water is beautifully clear for the most part, though there does seem to be tons of seaweed.
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Under those bald branches, growth was rapid as vines and chutes—nourished by seaweed deposits—scrambled for sunlight.
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Iodine is also found in seaweed, cheese, yogurt, and (yay) ice cream, according to the American Thyroid Association.
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But the consistency is wrong, so I run to the beach and gather seaweed for a thickening agent.
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I fry an egg and put sesame and seaweed on the hot cereal with the egg on top.
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Thursday we'll take that West Coast feeling and multiply it, making Nigella Lawson's brown rice and seaweed salad.
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And, there are actual strings of seaweed released into the tub as it dissolves for extra skin softening.
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Artists in the Nordic pavilion have strung leguminous loops of green tissue and red "seaweed" on a clothesline.
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That should pair well with the roasted seaweed and cocoa truffle spread of Amazon's own fledgling food labels.
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We go to her favorite sushi restaurant and order miso soup, seaweed salad, three rolls, and green tea.
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Luckily, you don't have to live by the coast or know how to fish to score some seaweed.
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On the opposite wall, the lines cluster into thatches of electric crayon color — seaweed, waves, electricity, brain synapses.
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Seaweed has detached from the sea floor and is now quite visible as it floats in the water.
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Yet discussion ranged from the price of cars in Guadeloupe to poisonous brown seaweed in the Sargasso Sea.
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Regarding the seaweed beads, Dr. Tyson is very pleased to see an increase in research into contraceptive options.
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His Blue Seaweed Cube Reading Chair, which might also have been named after fettuccine, is alive with glee.
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Diners would be invited to sprinkle the lamb with desiccated seaweed flakes that tasted a bit like truffles.
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They were served with shaved rhubarb, ramps and feathery red seaweed, which carried a memory of the ocean.
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Paul said the seaweed has generated global interest but warned that it will need to be produced sustainably.
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But unlike plastic bottles, the pouches, which are created from seaweed extracts, decompose in less than two months.
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"What we use is the building blocks of seaweed," said Rodrigo Garcia Gonzalez, one of the startup's founders.
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The paper-clip shape suggested to some that when they reached adulthood they attached themselves to stationary seaweed.
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Marimo is some kind of seaweed, and mokkori is like, an erection, so it's a pun-based one.
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Others, especially here on the three islands surrounded by lush seaweed, are doing everything they can to stay.
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If these land snails wondered what they were doing on a bed of seaweed, they didn't show it.
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The comparison expanded to include super-cushioned shoes and beds of seaweed for just-released baby sea turtles.
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Just Eat and Notpla already have a partnership which has seen seaweed-based sauce sachets introduced to restaurants.
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They found that certain types of seaweed contain an ingredient that neutralizes the stomach enzyme that produces methane.
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An extra stroke of genius is the seaweed-based furikake, which brings out the umami in the mixture.
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It's performed on a table similar to a waterbed and includes a seaweed wrap, reflexology and body massage.
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One award-winning company, based in Edinburgh, Mara Seaweed, now exports to outlets like Blue Apron in the U.S.A. The female founders, Fiona Houston and Xa Milne, along with their team, harvest their seaweed on the coastline around the charming fishing villages of the East Neuk of Fife, north of Edinburgh.
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The dock was coated in seaweed and, to Chapman's surprise, covered with small crabs, mussels, barnacles, and sea stars.
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They've both got an umami-rich broth—one is made with chicken, the other with seaweed and dried anchovies.
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Breakfast on Friday morning was rice, dried pollack soup, two types of kimchi and seaweed, the Justice Ministry said.
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Many stay in local hotels, eat in local restaurants, and buy local products such as sea urchins and seaweed.
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Cook dried hijiki seaweed in 1 cup of water seasoned with soy sauce until tender, about 10 minutes. Drain.
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I don't get gel polish anywhere else — this place offers an environmentally friendly gel system that's made from seaweed.
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Get Talde's foolproof steak recipe below, which he wraps in seaweed with rice and kimchee to make Korean ssam.
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There was an entire aisle for different types of salts and sugars (seaweed salt, rock salt, rock sugar, etc).
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But emerging evidence shows that seaweed can sometimes cause harm and spread diseases and pests, the U.N. report said.
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Seaweed is used in foods such as soup, sushi wraps and spaghetti, as fertilisers and as feed for animals.
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"Grilled SPAM®, sushi rice, fried egg and wasabi rolled in nori (dried seaweed)," says the state fair website.
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We had a dozen 15-metre-long yellow twine ropes and a mesh bag bulging with seaweed to plant.
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This herb is found growing along coastlines sprouting out of composting seaweed and sand, often immersed in salty tides.
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We had kimchi and lotus chips and then we had desserts sprinkled with insect material or seaweed or kelp.
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Delicate seaweed flakes dot the whipped cream on top, so that one sip transports you right to the ocean.
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She later had a lunch break of some seaweed rice rolls and a sandwich, one of her lawyers said.
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They allegedly hid the methylamphetamine, cocaine, and ecstasy in bags and tried to disguise it under seaweed, ABC reported.
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"As the seaweed stats to rot, the bacterial population grows enormously and you have huge oxygen demands," she said.
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The brown seaweed, called Sargassum, has stunk up beaches in the Caribbean, Gulf of Mexico, and Florida's eastern coast.
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Photographs of British Algae features 307 blueprint-like cyanotypes of seaweed and aquatic microorganisms captured between 1843 and 1853.
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Similar to fungus, seaweed seems to be one of the most versatile and unlikely way to make new clothes.
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Formulated with seaweed, they're soothing, cooling, and can be used in your hair to add some attention-worthy shine.
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The start-up, which was founded in 2015, makes plant-based shrimp from seaweed, soy protein and natural flavors.
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The seaweed gives salsa a gentle saline flavor that harmonizes with the tomatoes and chiles, but doesn't overwhelm them.
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One seaweed specimen has the density of a chanterelle mushroom; another appears more like a tangle of fallen feathers.
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The green seaweed, a form of algae known as Proterocladus antiquus, was unearthed by post-doctoral researcher Qing Tang.
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These mountains of ash will eventually be washed into coastal lakes, estuaries and seagrass and seaweed beds by rain.
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The short answer is that it's seaweed, and a lot of it comes from Grand Manan, in New Brunswick.
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Seaweed is only on the menu at Noma, but Brigaid does make a crunchy kale that's a similar hue.
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The bowl comes with a side of seaweed salad and a generous dash of furikake, a Japanese rice seasoning.
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Missteps—tough strips of room-temperature fried tripe cutlet and dull oysters top-heavy with seaweed butter—were forgiven.
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The reduction might be because the seaweed interrupts the process of production of the gas in the animals' guts.
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The United States ranks 15th in total seafood pounds grown, 17th if you include seaweed, just behind North Korea.
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SHEL Silverstein and IRA Glass were gimmes for me, as were NORI (the sushi seaweed), ELECT and MEL'S Diner.
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We get a tub of traditional shoyu poké and a tub of limu poké with crunchy bits of seaweed.
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Part of the traditional Japanese diet is a simple soup stock made with seaweed, and perhaps a fish component.
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Levant creates the same effect with two more small installations, one juxtaposing a bin of seaweed, kelp, and bits of discarded metal with a "fan" of interwoven seaweed strands and chopsticks, and the other pairing two chopstick fans with Petri dishes and other disparate objects, including electrical tape, ear buds, and Band-Aids.
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Cellink's ink is made from nanocellulose alginate, a biodegradable material containing wood fibres and a sugary polymer found in seaweed.
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Nigel, perhaps the loneliest bird on Earth, even built a nest from seaweed, mud, and twigs for his concrete love.
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Get the recipe: Cucumber-seaweed salad The traditional recipe for creamed spinach calls for heavy cream and lots of butter.
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I think I'll ask the diver about the strange seaweed that reaches out from the water and strangles my feet.
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Wrapped in biodegradable shells using seaweed-based casing, the science behind Glenlivet's edible plastic could be part of the solution.
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We did not even order some of the more outré, Asian-style appetizers, like seaweed coleslaw or blackened tofu salad.
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In one installation, seaweed, kelp, and chopsticks are heaped in a rectangular plastic tray encircled by length of steel wire.
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Spicy news, sushi lovers: No longer is artificial crab meat the primary impostor invading our beloved rice-and-seaweed feasts.
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Maybe an especially slimy piece of seaweed catches your ankle, or a wave whacks into you a little too hard.
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It is fantastic and filled with yummy things: sweet potato, zucchini, seaweed, rice noodles, salmon, and a soft-boiled egg.
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Unfortunately, the raw fish and seaweed were not enough to hold him over when the late-night cravings kicked in.
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Crispy rice bottom with cheddar cheese, seaweed salad, crab meat, edamame, corn, mango, and then topped with your favourite fish!
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Instead, it's about giving yourself a mini-facial, soaking in a seaweed bath, and sipping a ginger and turmeric latte.
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Thanks to the alginates (acids that lock in moisture) in seaweed, it's excellent for soothing, hydrating and purifying your complexion.
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Tamago sushi Tamago is a pumpkin pudding flavored Kit Kat, also with white chocolate-covered puffed rice, wrapped in seaweed.
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One thing to keep in mind if you are intrigued by seaweed: it happens to be pretty high in sodium.
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I get a poke bowl with spicy tuna, salmon, brown rice, zucchini noodles, edamame, seaweed salad, cucumber, and spicy mayo.
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Seaweed is a particularly popular material, with people weaving it into yarn and shaping it into textiles, lampshades, and chairs.
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The sushi is composed of smoked salmon, seaweed, ginger and wasabi and will only cost you $5, if you dare.
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His resurrection, and the seaweed monster occasionally lurking around his coma ward, both suggest a supernatural angle to the story.
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The menu might include tuna sashimi with umami-rich seaweed salad or locally grown oysters, depending on the day's haul.
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It was marketed as being low fat with a patty made using beef, water, and a seaweed extract called carrageenan.
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This year, the seaweed trend is going mainstream and beyond your basic crunchy nori snacks (though I still love them).
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When they reach mile 23, they'll be handed edible pods made of seaweed extracts instead of a plastic water bottle.
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Do you know that Koreans do that, because, hundreds of years past, they saw whales eating seaweed after giving birth?
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When you realize that blended fermented parsley stems have an intense seaweed flavor that invigorates a piece of marsh lamb.
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The sprawling tangles of brown seaweed, above, provide a vital habitat and food source for a wide range of species.
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Dried seaweed flakes added a bit of crunch, umami and nutrients when strewn over salads, rice dishes and seafood pasta.
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Pickled seaweed salad and furikake take the dish in a somewhat kaleidoscopic direction, in terms of both texture and flavor.
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Seaweed, coral reefs and shellfish store huge amounts of carbon, balance the ocean's chemistry and defend shorelines from severe weather.
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At first you just see raw tuna, shredded romaine and perilla leaves, grated carrots and cucumber, and strips of seaweed.
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My dinner was uncomplicated and also flawless, beginning with a quartet of voluptuous oysters roasted with seaweed and minced celery.
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When we returned to Makaru, Mr. Tebaubau happily showed me his warehouse with the seaweed he planned to sell next.
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In the podcast episode, Fields added that the kitty calendar will be stocked with treats made of salmon and seaweed.
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Menu highlights include the Parthenope, a fried pizza stuffed with buffalo ricotta, smoked ricciola, seaweed, orange zest and ground pepper.
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Good dietary sources of iodine include: cheese, yogurt, milk, certain fish like cod, tuna, and shrimp, as well as seaweed.
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The short answer is that it's seaweed, and a lot of it comes from Grand Manan, in New Brunswick, Canada.
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Before diving in with the reactions: we joke, but Glenlivet's seaweed-based whiskey containers are a sustainable form of packaging.
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Beta-glucans are also found in seaweed, baker's yeast and various species of mushrooms such as reishi, shiitake and maitake.
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To the typical medium—a nutrient-rich gelatin called agar, derived from seaweed—they tried adding blood, chicken bouillon, urine.
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Sykes, a regular on Broadway (and original Hamilton ensemble member) made a big impression as Seaweed Stubbs — especially on Grande's Penny.
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Then I spread the rice and tuna on seaweed sheets and add sprouts, pickled quail eggs, cream cheese, and crab sticks.
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Lush's adorable Daddy-O shampoo will make dull strands brighter while nourishing them with a blend of seaweed and coconut oil.
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As a part of the Tingly Sweet Potato and Kelp Bowl, the seaweed represents only a fraction of the total ingredients.
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There was a particular pool that warriors were said to visit for seaweed that could be used to make spears poisonous.
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I almost always get a poke bowl made with salmon, avocado, seaweed salad, pineapple, crunchy onions, and the traditional Hawaiian sauce.
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Finally, Dan actually tastes the "Irish Sea Dog" with pork sausage, kelp mayo, pickled seaweed, beach mustard, and pickled rose leaves.
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They put it on rice and wrapped it in seaweed as musubi, and added it to fried rice, sandwiches, and more.
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Recently, I got a massage and the table was a warm water bed, and they wrapped me in some seaweed situation.
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Radical Matter features contemporary designers making dye out of seaweed, and ink out of cat hair and even compressed car exhaust.
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Thought to be around 5,000 years old, the unique breed of seaweed-eating sheep was brought to Orkney by Norse sailors.
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This involves repeatedly harvesting seaweed in the wild, or using fertilizers in the water, which can lead to unwanted algal blooms.
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Iceboxes used various materials to keep the ice frozen and the food inside cool, including cork, tin, zinc, sawdust, and seaweed.
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Maybe pair it with a seaweed salad to make a fine meal, with thin slices of carrot, radish, cucumber and daikon.
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I'm more preoccupied with who is kissing, who is fighting, and which person probably stinks most strongly of sweat and seaweed.
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While nearby villages fell victim to tourism and development, Yumingzui persevered, clinging to ancient fishing rites and homes made of seaweed.
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If you want to wake up with a glowing and more youthful-looking skin, then try Mario Badescu's Seaweed Night Cream.
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Front Burner An essential element of the new Nordic culinary style is wild, foraged ingredients, including herbs, roots, mushrooms and seaweed.
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The purple version contained crab, the yellow version salmon, both studded with fish roe and quinoa, placed atop sheets of seaweed.
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As the evening drew to a close, a series of desserts was served, including a crème brûlée infused with red seaweed.
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Seafood and seaweed contain iodine but people tend not to eat these foods as often as milk and cereal, she added.
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Based on preliminary results, the seaweed could help dairy operations cut the level of methane emissions to meet California's new standards.
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The seaweed bloom, called the great Atlantic Sargassum belt, is the largest ever of its kind, according to a new study.
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Loliware has created seaweed-based straws and cups that are so compostable you can do it yourself — like, in your mouth.
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The pureed avocado makes for a lighter consistency so that the delicate seaweed chips can support the dip when you scoop.
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Working with textiles, van der Eijk built an entire archive of color shades, all derived from seaweed found in the Oosterschelde.
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I'll get soup, some bread, and a whole plate of seaweed, vegetables, some brown rice, beans, and there you have it.
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The coating on the fish fritters is almost as soft as cake crumbs, a pale gold tinted green by seaweed powder.
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Classmates scrunched their noses at the onigiri — rice balls wrapped in dried seaweed — that my mother packed in my lunch bag.
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Milk, cereal, lots of fruits and veggies, a case of mac and cheese, seaweed snacks, and a huge bag of rice.
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On the rocky beach, the girls scrambled gleefully while I darted after them, minding the slippery seaweed, the points of driftwood.
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It's comprised of a macroalgae species called sargassum, a brown seaweed that forms little bubbles that look a bit like grapes.
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Flecks of seaweed can be mixed into the usual everything bagel seasoning in the most delightful way, adding an umami tang.
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The majority of seaweed salads I get with my sushi are cloying and damp, lacking the mineral zing of fresh kelp.
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Not to be missed are the calamari and snook tostadas, above, with crisp green onions and salty, crunchy Korean dried seaweed.
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My dad arrived and cooked us pork kidneys, pork rib, and seaweed soup, and took many more trips to Stockton Street.
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"Our products utilize a super-sustainable supply of seaweed, a supply that is overseen and regulated by local governments," Briganti said.
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The seaweed-lined cardboard boxes are produced from tree and grass pulp, and contain no synthetic additives, according to the company.
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One thing he's learned: The cows don't mind the salty seaweed in their feed if it's mixed up with molasses first.
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Fish get it from the ocean floor and seaweed, and plants get it from growing in soil with iodine in it.
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Each square of seaweed is not wrapped or rolled, but softly bent into a U. Warm rice runs down the hollow.
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There's a brewery in Sweden selling the "world's most exclusive" potato chips, flavored with matsutake mushrooms and truffle seaweed, for $56.
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See: Those bubbles allow the seaweed to float on the surface, which in turn lets scientists track its distribution over time.
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Once that happens, the space is taken over by seaweed, which grows quickly and prevents coral from growing back, the scientists explained.
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Roasted seaweed snacks (you can find them in great flavors these days) and freeze-dried veggie chips (like those made from beets).
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We walk a bit to get past some piles of seaweed, then put our towels down to enjoy the sun and sand.
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Try a piece of nori wrapped around sushi, snack on dried seaweed, or even incorporate pieces of dulse into a miso soup.
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Emily: While the third layer cools to ocean-water temperatures, the minerals in the seaweed work to tone and tighten the skin.
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It's glowing, I... It has been a few weeks since my four-layer seaweed facial, and, honestly, my skin has felt incredible.
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It tells of a virgin who died in a storm as her boyfriend collected seaweed from a rock in a nearby cove.
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The chemistry involved is mostly that of plankton and seaweed, and it is through their agency that life endlessly renews Earth's habitability.
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Seaweed is also surprisingly full of calcium, fiber, and protein, which is part of why it makes such a great healthy snack.
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According to Finparty, the caviar wasn't even real, but was instead a cheap imitation made either from less desirable roe or seaweed.
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"We mostly lived off on instant noodles and quick seaweed rice wraps bought from Korean supermarkets to save time," the official said.
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And since MSG was intended to simulate the flavor of seaweed broth, it's no surprise that the shrimp chip fulfills those cravings.
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It also plans to build salt-harvesting and seaweed-processing facilities, as well as cold-storage units to keep catches fresh longer.
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If you're making vegan shots, you can substitute the gelatin for one teaspoon of agar agar, a vegan product derived from seaweed.
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Natural fibers, including cotton, merino wool, and rayon made from bamboo, trees, and — yeah, sure — seaweed, are hydrophilic, meaning they love water.
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But, even so, the vast majority of the products were packaged goods that could easily be purchased online like this dried seaweed.
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Last summer in Japan he posted a 22011-second video of sausage and eggs decorated with seaweed eyes, tagging a young relative.
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I shower, double cleanse, pop on seaweed night cream and hyaluronic acid eye cream, and scroll through Twitter for a half hour.
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Image: Brian Lapointe, Ph.D., Florida Atlantic University's Harbor Branch Oceanographic InstituteScientists in Florida have detected the largest seaweed bloom in the world.
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I helped unload the boat—food, yellow twine ropes, and snorkelling gear—everything we'd need to spend a few days planting seaweed.
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He told me that they farm two types of red seaweed—Eucheuma and Gracilaria—and they do it using sustainable farming practices.
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Biofuels and fertilizers are made from seaweed, and it's used to treat a variety of ailments like arthritis, rheumatism, and radiation poisoning.
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Sargassum seaweed has been washing up in unprecedented quantities on beaches in the Caribbean, Florida, and the Gulf of Mexico since 2011.
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First, before we added the elements of the experiment, we'd fill the dish with agar, a clear, rubbery substance derived from seaweed.
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Sargassum has gotten 'out of hand'Sargassum is a benign brown seaweed that produces oxygen and provides habitat for crabs, fish, and birds.
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"; Liat and Lieutenant Cable in "South Pacific"; Lun Tha and Tuptim in "The King and I"; and Seaweed and Penny in "Hairspray.
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But making clothes out of seaweed seems totally normal when you think of clothing made out of DNA, as Sam Cole reported.
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Some raw vegans are especially creative with how they eat their veggies, making foods like veggie sushi with seaweed, avocado and sprouts.
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This material purports to integrate seaweed into its fibers and is said to transfer Vitamin E and other nutrients to the skin.
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Mr. Smith grows seaweed and shellfish in Long Island Sound, and he says he's seen a lot more action out here recently.
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He had been so kind in finding this apartment, taking me to dinner, bringing me triangles of warm rice wrapped in seaweed.
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Thursday, try Alison Roman's tangy chicken thighs with garlic and lime, which are great with Nigella Lawson's brown rice and seaweed salad.
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And though scientists agree that these plants evolved from some kinds of seaweed, we know comparatively little about those green algal ancestors.
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It's often sold as a powder, but you can also buy supplements or just get it raw in its natural seaweed form.
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Instead of offering just fish heaped on rice, each bowl is nearly overgrown with mesclun greens and seaweed salad, tempering the lushness.
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Kikunae Ikeda unearthed the presence of glutamates thanks to his study of the seaweed kombu, a crucial ingredient in savory Japanese broths.
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"Seaweed is a really good food source in a scenario like this because it can tolerate a low light levels," Denkenberger said.
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He also talks about seeing Ms. Castrée on "Seaweed," in which he details spilling her ashes outdoors, on a chair facing west.
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The biofuels, which can come from sources like natural oils, seaweed and agricultural waste, can help reduce planet-warming emissions from aviation.
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It will serve dishes like japchae, kimchi fried rice, bulgogi and bibi-cones, which are seaweed cones filled with mixed rice bibimbap.
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These bivalves are best enjoyed with an absinthe cocktail or two, and maybe a side of their warm bread with seaweed butter.
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Really, anything can be a burrito as long as it's wrapped in a tortilla (or in some cases, a type of seaweed).
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Last Thursday's menu included shiitake mushroom broth with turnips and clementines, braised rainbow chard, and fresh goat curd with carrots, tarragon, and seaweed.
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Lobstermen can use the same boats, and much of the same equipment, to grow and harvest seaweed in the months between lobster seasons.
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We ordered and split black edamame, seaweed salad, fatty tuna rolls, cold ume udon, a salmon sashimi bowl, and green tea ice cream.
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Tuna poke bowls are one of my favorite to-go dinners, but the price adds up after I add seaweed salad and avocado.
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Both of these creatures exhibit leaf-like appendages, which they use for camouflage in the lush seaweed and kelp meadows where they live.
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I decide to grab some yam greens, small head of Napa cabbage, sesame mochi balls, and a big bag of Calbee seaweed chips.
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One of the hardiest crops on our planet, seaweed is packed full of magnesium, manganese, calcium, copper, iodine, iron, potassium, phosphorus, and zinc.
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Chinese agriculture products that will lose the subsidies include apples, beef, mushrooms, pork, tea, tomatoes, beans, ginseng, poultry, seaweed and, garlic, USTR said.
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Manley, who studies kelp and seaweed, was also receiving phone calls from people worried about radiation in the ocean shortly after the accident.
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Other houses looked as if the tide had washed everything out of them, leaving sand and ankle-deep seaweed in place of furniture.
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Traditional crops take up precious land, but seaweed grows in the sea—and thus is the only crop that doesn't require fresh water.
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The antimethanogenic powers of Asparagopsis, the seaweed in question, were discovered in 2016 and experiments involving it have been going on since then.
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The recipe I developed to feature the region is seared salmon, with crisp salmon skin, seaweed local to that coastline, and fresh blackberries.
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Not only does the seaweed compliment the nuances of crayfish, but the sesame seeds provide for a crunchy exterior that can't be beat.
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Before that, iceboxes used various materials to keep the ice frozen and the food inside cool, including cork, tin, zinc, sawdust, and seaweed.
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For a fine vegetarian meal, seaweed salad with a simple traditional dressing of sesame oil, ginger and soy is the way to go.
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Made with just three ingredients — seaweed, sunflower oil, and salt — these are gluten-free, non-GMO, vegan, and great for low-carb lifestyles.
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Its founders, Annie Chun and Steve Broad, created a line of organic roasted seaweed snacks that taste good and are healthy for families.
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The verdict: too much quinoa and too short a stretch of seaweed to get a good grip, but otherwise a big thumbs up.
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Meanwhile, satellites revealed that the world's largest, smelliest seaweed bloom now stretches from the coast of West Africa to the Gulf of Mexico.
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"My mother used to go foraging for seaweed when I was younger," says Lukai Zu, a 26-year-old Amis resident in Chenggong.
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Once I'm done, I eat the rest of my lunch for dinner and have a few seaweed snacks before getting ready for work.
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Large sections of rocky coast were covered in seaweed and abalone, apparently lifted out of the sea by the force of the quake.
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The seaweed, dancing slowly with the movement of the water, harbored small lemon-colored fish that swam away as my hand neared them.
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Aimed at the vegan market, seaweed jerky is high in protein, with a chewy-crisp texture, and available in three flavors from Akua.
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BI Today producer Robert and I — as well as our government minder, Thai — ordered a rice bowl, seaweed wrap, chicken sandwich, and mochi.
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It's a dried seaweed with a salty mineral tang, available in fancy marts and specialty stores (and always online, pretty inexpensive, super delicious).
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A stretch of highway there that leads to the United States' southernmost point was riddled with Jet Skis, seaweed and the occasional refrigerator.
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But no, sea moss — also known as Irish moss — is a form of red seaweed that's apparently a newly popular smoothie add-in.
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One problem with seaweed is that the component that helps reduce methane emissions is classified as a carcinogen by the Environmental Protection Agency.
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The implication is that by eating lots of seaweed, the ancestral Japanese pushed their microbiome to evolve until it adapted to their diet.
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Some of the 1,449 categories of goods slated for tariff cuts involve food products from other countries, like fish, olives and grilled seaweed.
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The sandalwood and salt combine to hint of fresh brioche, and heavy doses of fig and seaweed deliver a refreshing snap of green.
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Onigiri is typically balls of rice that are filled with a type of meat, fish, or pickled plums, and then wrapped in seaweed.
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It does smell a little bit like low tide, but hey, that means the anti-inflammatory properties of the seaweed extract are working.
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Salt Spring Island mussels or spot prawns (depending on the season) are cooked over hot rocks laced with seaweed to pay homage to the two-thousand-year-old Algonquin technique of cooking shellfish packed in seaweed and buried with hot rocks—a technique which, if you weren't familiar with Algonquin cooking methods, you might think began and ended with New England-style clambakes.
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The Glowforge has been known among culinary enthusiasts for its ability to cut through edible ingredients like chocolate and seaweed to make decorative sushi.
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Any of the following work well: - Seaweed, like limu (the Hawaiian word for algae) or ogonori, commonly found in Hawaii add an oceany kick.
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You see what looks to be a clump of seaweed, and then it suddenly springs to life in the form of a retreating cephalopod.
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I pack my breakfast and lunch (oatmeal with fruit, apple, teriyaki seaweed, half a Fit Crunch protein bar, a hot dog, and leftover asparagus).
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Within the last few weeks alone, we've seen seaweed-green hues flood our Instagram feeds and countless dye jobs evoking major Lisa Frank vibes.
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Sneaky lil forage of some seaweed growing profusely along the coastline.. I think the smooth one is some kind of kelp maybe Laminaria digitata?
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Emily: Lydia told me that all of these vitamins and minerals in the seaweed are meant to soften aging lines and rebalance the skin.
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Hundreds of aquaculture farmers - many of them women - grow seaweed and raise baby sea cucumbers in ocean pens for sale to local seafood exporters.
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I opt out of buying access to the beach; judging by the brown water and seaweed that's invaded it, I made the right choice.
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It's not the dehydrated stuff grown in the sometimes-compromised waters of China, Malaysia or Indonesia, the main countries that produce seaweed for export.
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When the babies first hatch, they make their way towards mats of floating seaweed called sargassum, where they live for their first few years.
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I spot at least eight different boxes of soap in the bathroom, ranging from seaweed to a 4-oz cinder soap bar from Woodlot.
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This mix, to me, is quite textural, and murky, I think it would be like water against earth or seaweed or rocks or reef.
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Also, that once she gets older, the same people who made fun of her would be the ones raving about boba, seaweed, ramen, etc.
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Biofuel engineers are working on converting kelp or seaweed biomass to fuel analogous to the way that, say, corn biomass is converted to ethanol.
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My grandma was at the helm, teaching all the guys, wrapping meats, marinating them, prepping taro and cassava, squeezing coconuts, making a seaweed dish.
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The potential to use seaweed in an even greater capacity is being explored far from Belize's tropical shores, at Wageningen University in the Netherlands.
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Along with a host of beneficial nutrients, seaweed contains proteins—a must if it's going to be a major player in future food security.
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The swirling heat of rocoto chiles, underscored by a sprinkle of togarashi, lights up a bowl of rice noodles outfitted with mushrooms and seaweed.
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At sea, the team gathers samples of plastic, water, fish and seaweed, which they'll send to Syberg's lab in Denmark once they reach Honolulu.
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"With these crayfish tails, all I'm doing is like a normal breading situation but I've added some seaweed and some sesame seeds," explains Brown.
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As they milled about the opening event sampling dried seaweed snacks and shaking each others hands, none of these questions hung in the air.
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Fronds of seaweed poked out of a construction of egg white wafers and squid in rice crackers that stood in for a coral reef.
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David Tanis's recipe for a seaweed salad makes great use of the dried seaweeds increasingly available in our supermarkets (and always available online). Dulse!
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Now scientists at USC are taking the findings one step further by looking at ways it can produce the seaweed on a major scale.
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According to her social media accounts, she's tried everything from herbal ointments and seaweed skincare products to a low-acidity diet and detox smoothies.
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And will the Ironborn go along quietly with this plan and change their economy into one where they make seaweed trinkets for Westerosi tourists?
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Rob SSilver SurferNovember 6, 2016 Like miniature, beach-loving Godzillas, marine iguanas prowl the Galápagos Islands not for flesh, but for seaweed and algae.
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Aaron Nesser, of Bioesters, was working with alginate, found in kelp and seaweed, to see what could be created with this new, sustainable fiber.
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An earlier version of this article misspelled the name of the South African fish that Wolfgat wraps in seaweed and serves with tomato broth.
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This early in the season, the temperature, onshore and in the water, was just under 60 degrees, with brisk winds ruffling the beached seaweed.
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This salsa from Barnacle Foods is a good gateway product for anyone who is interested in eating seaweed, but is still a little unsure.
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Harvesting wild kelp is ancient, but farming it is relatively new in the United States; it's the main variety of seaweed being cultivated here.
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Imagine mussels with charred cabbage, grapefruit, fennel and seaweed or a whole stuffed quail with artichokes, shiitake mushrooms, bolting kale and brown rice vinegar.
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The stretch of highway that leads to the continental United States' southernmost point was riddled Monday with Jet Skis, seaweed, and the occasional refrigerator.
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On the way into the office, I snag a pack of roasted seaweed to snack on from the tray of food up for grabs.
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"I never considered what any other magazine was doing," says the 78-year-old, who now has her own line of seaweed-inspired wallpapers.
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The overharvesting of reef fish removes the natural consumers of some seaweed-like algae, allowing it to grow to levels that can smother reefs.
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And so, before you know it, Jeremy Stoppelman, Yelp's vegan CEO, is tucking into a roll made from beets, kale, and, uh, seaweed pearls.
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Mr. Matsuhisa's version consists of a platter of sushi, vegetable garnishes and condiments, with squares of toasted nori seaweed for wrapping at the table.
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Seaweed and algae had grown on the banner, so it looked somehow furred, like a great dead animal on the surface of the water.
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Riepenhoff's own experimental photograms at times resemble Atkins's blandly majestic records of seaweed, though hers were made in the service of science rather than art.
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Another was found Thursday by Samuel Armstrong amid seaweed and wood on Kangaroo Island, off the coast of South Australia, CNN affiliate Seven News reported.
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Spend $200 (conveniently, the Shawn maxi below will qualify) and you'll get a convertible towel backpack or tennis racket cover in a pastel seaweed print.
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Even the rice that it's packed with is getting quirkier: There's purple rice, cereal rice, rice with corn, rice with sesame, rice wrapped with seaweed.
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When my skin felt a little parched during the day, I used The Seaweed Bath Co.'s Citrus and Vanilla Body Cream to stay hydrated.
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Rather than recovering after the ocean cooled off, this dead kelp forest was replaced with seaweed mats and an odd assortment of invasive subtropical species.
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Tourists to the Caribbean may not realize that a brown drifting seaweed that's been piling up on beaches in recent years is dangerous, researchers say.
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Okay, so seaweed is perhaps not as magical as cannabis, but it does have some promising health benefits that you should have on your radar.
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A Royal New Zealand Air Force P-0003 Orion was sent to the area, but only reported seeing bunches of seaweed, according to Australian authorities.
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We recommend Organics Oceanics, containing natural seaweed extracts like carrageenan; this makes it extra slippery, like a silicone lube, without evaporation like water-based lubricants.
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I make two packets of MSG-free miso soup (4 for $4) with a packet of seaweed ($1.29) and green tea with lemon at home.
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One of its backers is millionaire businessman Ittipat "Tob" Peeradechapan, who owns seaweed snack company Tao Kae Noi, and it has unnamed investors in Japan.
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I picked my way along the shore, falling once or twice in the seaweed, before I found a hole in the fence and clambered out.
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I like the idea of this seared salmon with crushed blackberries and seaweed (above) for dinner tonight, or these tepary beans with chile-agave glaze.
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And the custom of bringing money to a funeral helps families defray costs; small tokens like tea or dried seaweed are usually offered in return.
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There was "Maine seaweed: frothy ocean broth, dulse, tapioca," which resembled too accurately, both in looks and in flavor, something that had washed up onshore.
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A bowl of warm, fresh tofu and plump poached oysters, bathed in potato-skin dashi and dotted with arame seaweed, sent shivers down my spine.
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McDonald's did this by replacing the burger's fat content with water and using a seaweed extract called carrageenan to bind the water to the beef.
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Paleontologists first discovered the fossilized structures in the 1920s, but at the time they were thought to be an ancient seaweed or algae called Margaretia.
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If enough of this seaweed is produced for every cow in Australia, it could reduce the country's greenhouse gas emissions by 10%, the researchers hope.
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Other combinations, like lap cheong (Chinese sausage) and seaweed aren't as obvious, but work wonderfully as a savory counterbalance to the sweetness of the waffle.
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To study the seaweed, researchers collected images from NASA's MODIS satellite taken between 2000 and 2018 in the Atlantic Ocean, Caribbean, and Gulf of Mexico.
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There's Neptune's necklace, a seaweed whose briny pods pop in your mouth, and finger lime, whose minuscule capsules offer a contrasting squirt of tart citrus.
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Toyoung, born in Japan and raised in Korea, expresses herself through pottery and gimbap, a Korean staple consisting of seaweed, rice, and other savory fillings.
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These chips made from deep-fried seaweed and paired with whipped guacamole topped with torched uni are from chef Nick Erven of LA's Saint Martha.
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Under serves locally-sourced seafood dishes include cod, lobster, mussels, and truffle kelp, which is a local type of seaweed that apparently tastes like truffles.
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Lamb barbecue called jingisukan, a Hokkaido specialty, will be on the menu along with sea urchin and seaweed dishes, which are typical of the region.
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There is a sea salt variety, one with almonds and rosemary, and another with seaweed: State Bird Seed, $28 for six 3.5-ounce packages, renderfood.com.
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We ate seaweed collected from the tide pools and lived in a wood cabin built completely by hand, enclosed by a plot of wonderful vegetables.
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Consumption of seaweed is growing 7 percent annually in the United States, James Griffin, an associate professor at Johnson & Wales University, told Nation's Restaurant News.
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And with that period are a spattering of memories that got entangled in it like bits of shell and sand in a clump of seaweed.
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And there are efforts to introduce an edible water bottle, made of a seaweed extract, that can be eaten when the water has been drunk.
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They added salt to preserve the fish, crunchy limu (seaweed) for texture and brine, and inamona, buttery kukui-nut hearts, roasted and pounded into rubble.
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She advises them to handle the grains "gently, like you are planting grass on the nori," the dried seaweed sheets that hold the rolls together.
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She began to collect seaweed from the southeast coast of England and the ponds around Kent, and she implored friends to lend their own specimens.
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The underwater forests — huge, sprawling tangles of brown seaweed — are in many ways just as important to the oceans as trees are to the land.
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To Tang's surprise, what appeared as just "little brownish grey freckles on mudstone rocks" turned out to be the oldest multicellular green seaweed ever discovered.
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So, next time you eat, ponder for a moment the tiny seaweed that may have made it all possible, hundreds of millions of years ago.
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Marinated eggplant was smooth and tangy, while a grilled eggplant dish was paired with smoked tofu and covered with a confetti of crunchy nori seaweed.
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For donburi, on top of the rice you have grilled salmon, seaweed and scrambled eggs done in tomato juice and onion that makes them soft.
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There are a bunch of different pupus (appetizers) to start like seaweed salad, a salmon and tomato ceviche-type dish, and pineapple and cacao dip.
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"Its movements sway like the seaweed it buries itself in, its color almost identical, making it the ultimate master of disguise," photographer Talia Greis wrote.
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I grew up eating Calbee seaweed potato chips, and one of my favorite meals, growing up, that my mom made me was her egg salad.
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It smacks of anthropological condescension, evoking some forgotten branch of the human family, some lost tribe of amphibians emerging from ocean mist, crowned with seaweed.
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Common foods that are thought to be examples of a umami taste include cheese, meat, fish, kombu seaweed, dried mushrooms, tomatoes, onions, beets and asparagus.
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A 130-million year old dinosaur footprint has been found among the seaweed and surf on popular Cable Beach near the town of Broome, Western Australia.
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Cowgirl Creamery Mt Tam cheese, nori seaweed, Granny Smith apple, and kimchi are piled high between two halves of a Hawaiian roll brushed in gochujang mayo.
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Cody spends a lot of time on his channel doing science experiments "from scratch"—turning pee into gunpowder, extracting iodine from seaweed, and refining precious metals.
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While slimy seaweed may get a bad rap at the beach, this nutrient-rich plant gives kale a run for its money in the superfood stakes.
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Globally, about 27.3 million tonnes of farmed seaweed were produced in 2014, worth $6.4 billion and up from almost nothing in 1970, the U.N. University said.
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A hip-hop super fan blessed with precision sushi-crafting skills pumped out a crew of rap icons constructed entirely from rice, seaweed, and raw fish.
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The used condoms tangled in flinty seaweed, refusing to glint in the tarnished silver sunlight; the cancer-hobbled gulls screaming for food like old homeless gunks.
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The ship spent five months in dry dock, where workers scrubbed away barnacles, seaweed and other gunk before adding layers of protective paint to its underside.
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The second source of seaweed food is natural: In the winter, seawater rises from the deep off the West African coast, carrying nutrients to the surface.
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Instead of rich pork and chicken broths, udon soups are traditionally flavored with bonito (smoked and salted fish) and kombu (seaweed), both dispensers of natural umami.
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A Cheeseburg, LocoL's version of a cheeseburger, is made of 70 percent beef and 30 percent grains with a jolt of seaweed to give it umami.
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Researchers at the University of the Sunshine Coast are looking at ways to mass-produce a type of seaweed that can stop cows from burping methane.
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" Based on preliminary findings, Kebreab said a touch of seaweed added to the cattle's diet appears to reduce dairy cows' gassiness by "well over 27 percent.
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Roderick and his family brave feudal conditions, toiling as tenant farmers on a small allotment, harvesting peat for fuel and scavenging seaweed to fertilize their gardens.
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Then comes the glory of bibimbap, rice inflamed with gochujang, thrown onto the grill and stirred up with scraps of seaweed and the remains of meat.
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In place of polenta with the chicken dish, he substituted boiled potatoes served with a seaweed salsa, a fennel and onion purée, and crisp potato skins.
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People have been foraging for pickable patches of gorse flower and wild garlic for years, and its shoreline brims with cockles and seaweed, not just oysters.
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Later on, I sat atop a head rest eating seaweed and crackers provided as part of Marjan Verstappen and Jessica Vallentin's luxury snack and beverage service.
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If you're not ready to cook with kelp but are interested in trying a bite or two, here are some prepared seaweed products worth seeking out.
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The technology was imported from Asia and adopted here by a group of ecologically minded entrepreneurs who view seaweed as the food crop of the future.
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In the United States, though, dried seaweed has not yet left the health-food fringes, relegated to the same category as nutritional yeast and chia seeds.
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KFC serves menu items you can't find in the US at international locations around the world, including rice bowls, seaweed wraps, and the infamous Double Down.
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Most of the young men from the islands could be seen out in the water, piling seaweed into dugout canoes, or tying seedlings to underwater ropes.
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He found that marinating it with seaweed and samphire, a salty coastal plant, gave the blossom a fishy taste, and that it resembled fish when battered.
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Sometimes we emerge with red welts from stingers (usually jellyfish) across faces and limbs, and have to battle thickets of seaweed, powerful currents and crashing waves.
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Kelp, if you're not familiar, is a common type of aquatic algae (also called seaweed) that can grow quite large and is known for its robustness.
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Here, he'll serve octopus and Spam fried rice, chopped-cheese rice cakes with beef and pickled jalapeños, and honey butter Tater Tots with labneh and seaweed.
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Online food delivery business Just Eat, together with sustainable packaging firm Notpla, has developed what it describes as a "fully recyclable" takeout box lined with seaweed.
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First, it's at Whole Foods, then it shows up at your local convenience store — consider new staples like seaweed snacks, kale chips, and kombucha, for example.
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The seaweed-based drug, called Oligomannate, can be used for the treatment of mild to moderate Alzheimer's, according to a statement from China's drug safety agency.
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Pringles have a variety of flavors, like salt and seaweed in the Philippines, consommé in Japan, and Serrano ham in Mexico and parts of South America.
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I would, however, die for the dank-sounding Potato-Stick Crunch Maki, which is a hot dog wrapped in rice, seaweed, potato chips, and onion dip.
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Today, this area is popular among hikers looking to snap photographs of grassy, narrow ridgelines, waves crashing onto rocky beaches, and herds of sheep munching on seaweed.
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My current go-go crunchy snack, Sea Snax Chomperz aren't your usual flimsy seaweed sheets; these snacks are backed with a rice-flour base for extra crunch.
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The phrase conjures up a confusing image: Some orange for the salmon, white for the rice, dark green for the seaweed, maybe light green for the avocado?
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Evans loves to recount his own story of abandoning "hamburgers and fries" for "raw, organic fruits and vegetables, seeds, nuts and seaweed" after his parents' untimely deaths.
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Jasmine McMillan, 13, went back to her family-owned holiday campground in Ochlockonee Bay to find it covered in two feet (0.6 meters) of debris and seaweed.
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These office-friendly sneaks are made from lightweight mesh and rubber, with a seaweed-inspired tread that'll help you keep a firm grip on your scooter's deck.
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If you've reached peak CBD fatigue, and don't care for kale anymore, allow us to introduce you to an equally leafy and healthy type of weed: seaweed.
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Seaweed has long been considered a staple in certain Asian cuisines, but it's recently caught on with people looking for more environmentally sustainable foods than traditional produce.
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As I write this, I'm wearing a cotton and seaweed fiber T-shirt by Pangaia treated with antimicrobial peppermint oil to prevent odor for the fourth time.
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Turtle hatchlings: After baby turtles hatch, they swim for 24 hours straight until they reach floating masses of seaweed, called sargassum, where they hang out and grow.
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Scientists also are studying the possible use of naturally produced compounds from seaweed, parasitic algae and filter-feeding organisms that could be introduced to fight red tides.
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Whole food nutrition bars, seaweed snacks or vegan superfood cookies do a better job of curbing cravings and fighting hunger than sugar- and sodium-loaded processed foods.
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The white-sand beaches and crystal waters of the Caribbean coast of Mexico are offering tourists and locals a surprise this month: the smell of rotting seaweed.
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What they discovered was a massive spread of seaweed stretching across more than 8,000 kilometers of the Atlantic and weighing approximately 20 million tons in June 2018.
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Willem Brandenburg, who isn't involved with the project in Belize, has spent decades investigating how sustainable seaweed cultivation could help solve the world's imminent food production crisis.
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The only dud method is pickling, and the problem there may have been that the oysters were lost amid a heap of bitter greens and puréed seaweed.
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When the last wonton filled with mochi and seaweed had been eaten, the now murky cooking liquid was whisked away—only to return for a grand finale.
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But when the seaweed forms a mat over the water's surface, it can restrict marine animals' movement patterns and even make it hard for them to breathe.
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Researchers at the University of Southern Florida used satellite imagery to determine that the giant floating mass of seaweed is a whopping 8,850 kilometers (5,000 miles) long.
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Pay more and you can have them elaborately garnished with raw tuna and caviar, sea urchin with pickled cabbage, cucumber and mint or passion fruit with seaweed.
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The bucatini are flavored with seaweed, a terrific idea, and the plate is finished with lobster bottarga shaved into rose-colored petals, an even more terrific idea.
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Beneath the paper works, gargoyles perch atop plastic containers of homemade plant food created from mixtures with such ingredients as volcanic ash, probiotics, seaweed, and ginkgo biloba.
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Before contact with the West, ancient Polynesians had few seasonings beyond seaweed and salt, and depended on nutrient-dense starches like 'ulu (breadfruit), sweet potatoes and taro.
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The water was spectacularly clear: a sparse, pristine landscape stretched in every direction, interrupted only by a few rocks and dark mats of seaweed, fallen from above.
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In addition to the organic CBD oil, the scentless Caragold lube includes organic aloe and carrageenan (which is made from algae or seaweed) as its slickening agents.
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Mr. Papkee was farming, not fishing: His crop, clinging to ropes beneath the cold waves, was seaweed, thousands of pounds of brownish kelp undulating under the surface.
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Ms. Wu also pioneered cold stinky tofu, which is served covered with crispy flakes of seaweed-flavored batter, the edges of the tofu slab a bluish-gray.
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They have descended on the shores for seaweed and have hiked up into the rocky Arctic desert, much like mountain goats, in pursuit of the vegetation there.
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A larger problem is that we are unprepared to farm the unbelievable amount of seaweed it would take to feed all the cattle the world is raising.
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About a decade ago, a farmer in Prince Edward Island, Canada, noticed that his cows were healthier when they munched on washed-up seaweed along the shore.
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Early results are promising: Mixing just a small amount of seaweed into cattle feed, about 1 percent, can reduce methane from cow burps more than 30 percent.
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Because of tidal conditions, constant sea temperatures and unpolluted shores, the region is particularly rich in seaweed varieties, which were used for fertilizer as well as food.
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He oversees an expanded menu with dishes like beef tartare with salted plums and pickled green walnuts, and a country ham and seaweed roll with pimento cheese.
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The concept of feeding seaweed to cows has gained traction in recent years because of some studies that have shown its potential to cut back on methane.
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Her seaweed "miyeok" ramen is based off a traditional Korean soup that is primarily eaten for breakfast on birthdays and by new mothers shortly after giving birth.
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In the Netherlands, seaweed farms on the North Sea are being developed in hopes of supplying the raw material to produce alternatives to fossil-fuel-based polymers.
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The water was blanketed with a yard-deep layer of frilly khaki seaweed so thick that I fancied I could walk across it, and was insultingly, violently cold.
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These may arrive under a gloss of shoyu (Japanese soy sauce) and sesame oil, with tracks of alaea salt and hijiki (seaweed), subtle and as essential as ligatures.
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That's because the dock and the other junk are made of plastic, cement, and fiberglass — artificial materials that last way longer than a piece of driftwood or seaweed.
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If the industry switched away from farming carnivorous fish and produced low-impact shellfish and seaweed instead, it would do a lot to ease the pressure, she argues.
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There was seaweed everywhere there is not even that much space to put up a tent or to even park your car, and there was trash every where.
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Wang said the seaweed was of "great ecological value" to marine life such as fish, crabs, shrimps and turtles that use it as a habitat or food source.
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Among the early morning arrivals on the seaweed strewn beach on the south of Lesbos was Syrian Hussein Ali Muhammad, whose studies were interrupted after the war began.
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But the real reason the 36-year-old star was excited about the firming detox cream, exfoliating detox scrub, purifying detox facial bar, hydrating seaweed bath and more?
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To turn their bacteria into a mine-detection system, they encapsulated them in beads of alginate, a material derived from seaweed that is permeable to vapours from explosives.
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In order to keep the dried seaweed from crumbling during the creation, Umino used a specific, thicker variety of the vegetation from the Sanriku region of Miyagi, Japan.
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Also, when I was conducting research for this review, I discovered a famous cat named Bagel who has no eyelids, as well as something called a seaweed bagel.
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The first course will include assorted varieties of herring, deviled eggs with shrimp or seaweed pearls, marinated salmon with mustard sauce and poached salmon with cucumber dill sauce.
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It appears as though over the course of the first few days of the game, Lochte's frosty shade of blue has slowly morphed into a mossy, seaweed green.
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Resorts and other beachside companies regularly hire cleanup crews, install offshore barriers to limit the seaweed washing ashore, and send boats into the ocean to remove the algae.
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According to the Telegraph, these sticky little beads are derived from seaweed, and they're terribly small; nearly eight million of them can fit easily inside a woman's womb.
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Instead, it falls among the seaweed monster, Parker's hateful cop, and some clumsily foreshadowed psychic powers as one of Louis Drax's mismatched grab-bag of barely examined elements.
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From left to right: Maine seaweed with "frothy ocean broth" and tapioca pearls; the onion; parsnip cake with pear and cashew-milk sherbet; and the black-plum terrine.
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The seaweed species, called Asparagopsis, was first discovered to have this anti-burping effect in 2014, after a study by the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO).
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Salty pink hunks of cured bigeye tasted like the canned tuna of my dreams, alongside cucumbers and explosively ripe heirloom tomatoes seasoned with basil, wild mint and seaweed.
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Commercial dance, a huge industry in Los Angeles, was also a clear influence, with work by Sheetal Gandhi and the Seaweed Sisters suggesting an intersection of these worlds.
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Traditional Welsh recipes call for frying fresh seaweed in bacon fat, while in Ireland it's been cooked with potatoes, and in Scotland it's made into biscuits and bread.
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Her mother spoke to her and her sister in Japanese, preparing seaweed-and-rice-ball snacks for them at school and dressing them in kimonos for international day.
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To make the pool look more like a lagoon, she added blue lights and faux seaweed, aquarium-style adornments inspired by a family vacation to Disneyland in California.
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Under one tent on Beniamina, nearly a dozen women were working together, laughing and chatting as the men carried seaweed in and children splashed nearby in the rain.
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"Aquatic Aspirations," a float built by students at California Polytechnic State University, featured a submarine, Hope, festooned with red and orange lentils, white mums, silver leaf, and seaweed.
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FOOD An article last Wednesday about the South African restaurant Wolfgat misspelled the name of the local fish that Wolfgat wraps in seaweed and serves with tomato broth.
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Lupa Systems is helping lead a $4 million fund-raising round for Notpla, whose Ooho edible food pouch is made from seaweed and resembles a laundry detergent pod.
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If those tests go well, the next step would be to find ways to scale up commercial seaweed farming so that there's enough available for all those cows.
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Medha: Cold soba, also known as zaru soba, is served chilled and dry on a bamboo tray and is sometimes topped with seaweed or served like a salad.
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Dishes at this three Michelin star restaurant include abalone braised in 11 year-old soy sauce served with seaweed and abalone liver, as well as soymilk panna cotta.
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On Thursday, volunteers cleared up seaweed, while diggers, trucks and heavy-duty machinery were moved in across the island, slowing the departure of the last trickle of tourists.
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The standout in the supporting cast, though, was Ephraim Sykes, a veteran of Broadway's "Hamilton," who put an athletic charge into the role of Seaweed, Penny's love interest.
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Yet even as the risks posed by climate change bring the potential of shellfish, seaweed and sea cucumbers into sharper focus, it is also putting them in danger.
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You eat and eat, and then, near the end, rice comes, along with more perilla and roasted seaweed, stirred and pressed against the grill until the grains crackle.
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You don't have to be in New England to enjoy a seafood feast, the process of steaming a mass amount of fresh seafood (typically over layers of seaweed).
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They range from the mundane to the enigmatic: mud-encrusted traffic cones and swirling seaweed to the carcass of a pigeon lying next to a rose on the sand.
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More than 30 witnesses from Indonesia, including seaweed farmers and oil spill, chemistry and environmental experts will give evidence at the 10-week trial in Sydney, Maurice Blackburn said.
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It was mixed with invasive seaweed, also from the Sound, and salt from the Pacific island nation of Kiribati, which is struggling to stay above the rising sea levels.
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In proof that investors can come in all shapes and sizes, a billionaire seaweed snack mogul in Thailand has invested in one of the country's up-and-coming startups.
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The broth was the most compelling part, deeply savory from soy sauce, dried shiitake mushroom caps and kombu (seaweed), but also a little sweet from a touch of sugar.
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Grocery stores began stocking canned seaweed, slimy and crunchy like green worms, and we gagged on it, because it was supposed to draw the radiation out of the body.
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Toss a Jelly Bomb into your bath, and watch as it bobs, fizzes, and releases what the brand describes as a "spectacular jelly" packed with soothing, mineral-rich seaweed.
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