I have shellfish stock and shellfish heads in the back for that.
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Shrimp was the most common allergy-inducing shellfish, affecting about half of the participants with shellfish allergies.
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Some scientists are confident that there are many more contagious cancers to find in shellfish — and not just in shellfish.
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Food Alliance, a non-profit organization, has comprehensive guides to shellfish farms and recommendations for shellfish, including oysters, clams, mussels, and geoducks.
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So you can pick a shellfish with weird tentacles (Omanyte and Omastar) or a shellfish with scythes for arms (Kabuto and Kabutops).
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Per official Puyallup shellfish code, the Shellfish Department, of which Hozoji is an independent contractor, is "tasked with protecting the habitats and populations of shellfish," while fostering a safe environment for tribal members to fish for ceremonial, commercial, and subsistence purposes.
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Shellfish get it thanks to weak immune systems and an existence based on the constant ingestion and filtering of seawater shared by other shellfish.
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And when humans eat those shellfish, the neurotoxin leads to a disorder known as amnesic shellfish poisoning—featuring symptoms like seizures, memory loss, and even death.
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What it can do to you People who get sick after eating shellfish or fish tainted with this toxin can get what's called amnesic shellfish poisoning, or ASP.
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One reason that we're testing it here is because the Pacific Northwest shellfish industry is so interested in finding solutions that will allow them to keep growing shellfish.
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Taylor Shellfish, a 128-year-old family company in Washington (the largest shellfish producer in the country), created a brand out of them by marketing to celebrated seafood chefs.
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When it comes to shellfish there will be a $230 million loss by the end of the century due to ocean acidification, which is already killing off shellfish and corals.
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"The affected area will reopen once water quality data indicate that bacteria levels are once again suitable for shellfish harvesting," Mike Pearson, manager of DHEC's shellfish sanitation section, said in a statement.
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They say the dredge boats leave wide flumes of turbulent sediment that damages marine life and shellfish fertility in the sections used by the baymen, reducing the number of shellfish they might harvest.
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Why did I stop searching for shellfish on the beach?
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Chicken gets a helping hand here from chorizo and shellfish.
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It's really dangerous to eat shellfish steeped in K. brevis.
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"In general, phytoplankton support fish, shellfish, and other marine organisms."
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They made a living as divers, spearfishing or harvesting shellfish.
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Shellfish like oysters and clams are stacked below the kelp.
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Recipes: Summer Squash Curry, Shellfish Optional | More Squash Dishes cooking
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And if you'd like to add shellfish, go right ahead.
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They eat contaminated fish and shellfish with potentially lethal consequences.
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Vibrio bacteria flourish in the brackish estuaries where shellfish grow.
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Opinel No. 303 Oyster and Shellfish Folding Knife | $20 What's crackin'?
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Basically, the setup is equal parts shellfish spa and sewage center.
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Vibrio can also be contracted from eating raw or undercooked shellfish.
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"Now they're home for fishes, crustaceans and shellfish — other New Yorkers."
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Mussels and other shellfish readily grow on the sides of ships.
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A platter of shellfish awaits everyone as they take their seats.
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Red tides, brown tides and rust tides kill fish and shellfish.
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That has made the island a hot spot for shellfish poaching.
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These look-alike grits packed a remarkable concentration of shellfish flavor.
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It says on the packet that it's like eating shellfish. Cool.
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No other shellfish is more celebrated than the crayfish in Sweden.
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China's ravenous, inventive internet users have an answer to unwelcome shellfish.
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Trehalose occurs naturally in mushrooms, yeasts and shellfish, among other things.
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One result is that the shellfish industry has all but collapsed.
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Most shellfish allergens are proteins that are involved in muscle contraction.
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But shellfish are not the only food he is enthusiastic about.
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As I said above, these are shellfish with scythes for arms.
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The main culprits behind these allergies were shellfish, milk, and tree nuts.
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This creates areas of low oxygen where fish and shellfish can't survive.
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Entrees, for the most part, were as tempting, especially ones featuring shellfish.
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The shellfish can look and smell perfectly normal, but still be contaminated.
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Paella combined a trove of shellfish with an unusually fiery chorizo sausage.
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Mercury in the environment can make its way into fish and shellfish.
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The fruity rosé pairs well with sushi, shellfish, fruit, and warm afternoons.
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Algae produces the chemical that can accumulate in shellfish and some fish.
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The shellfish grow, as do the profits of those who harvest them.
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We've previously covered adhesives inspired by shellfish, salamanders, and of course, geckos.
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That means no shellfish, no pork, no mixing of dairy and meat.
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How to pick: Scallops have a sweet, shellfish smell when they're fresh.
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I always handle products carefully, from meat to fish, shellfish, and lobster.
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Dr. Metzger and his colleagues suspect that sick shellfish release cancer cells.
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My favorite is a mussel—a freshwater shellfish—that produces a larva.
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It's especially important to use only fresh fish and extremely fresh shellfish.
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I lost my shellfish virginity in the summer of 1997 (it would be another decade before I lost my real virginity, so shellfish would have to do), after an ill-fated game with my Little League all-star team.
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Fish and shellfish captured in freshwater bodies may have high concentrations of pollutants.
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The "highly urbanized" areas that were tested were not near commercial shellfish beds.
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Clay Aiken is allergic to chocolate, coffee, mint, shellfish, tree nuts, and mushrooms.
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The potentially deadly bacteria is more commonly found in shellfish during warmer months.
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Freezing or cooking the fish and shellfish doesn't seem to reduce the danger.
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When purchasing shellfish, make sure they are closed up tightly and don't smell.
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Eating improperly harvested shellfish affected by a red tide can make people sick.
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In each acre, 25 tons of kelp and 250,000 shellfish can be grown.
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And that's also a really cool part of what the shellfish world offers.
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Perfectly cooked shellfish comes down to two components: steam, and a delicious broth.
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However, shellfish appeared to have no effect on the risk of bowel cancer.
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Eel and catfish do not qualify, and all manner of shellfish are verboten.
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Shellfish compromise the integrity of the structure and must be wiped off regularly.
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Most of it is mackerel, herring and shellfish that fetch better prices abroad.
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It's made from green crabs, an invasive species that threatens New England's shellfish.
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The chapters are organized by type of fish: round, flat, flavorful and shellfish.
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People also can become ill if they eat shellfish loaded with the toxins.
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"I can't think of anyplace in TriBeCa that's going to take hot shellfish."
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It's unusual for creams to contain methylmercury, which more commonly occurs in shellfish.
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There are also some shellfish poisons that cause symptoms that may resemble allergies.
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It's about danger — risking the dark, bacterial forces of beef, chicken, cheese, and shellfish.
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One way to stay safe is to thoroughly cook shellfish before eating, Spann said.
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A material utilizing those shells would help lessen the footprint of the shellfish industry.
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It's a family-owned seafood restaurant and market, serving fresh fish, lobsters, and shellfish.
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So why hasn't the FDA put more effort into ensuring the safety of shellfish?
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Humans can contract vibrio by consuming shellfish, such as oysters, that aren't fully cooked.
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Then we continued the shellfish crawl with a lobster roll at the Seafood Shop.
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We generally don't recommend consuming shellfish from McDonald's, but we don't know your life.
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Think about lobster and other shellfish, [like] mussels, oysters, scallops, those kinds of things.
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If the Dodgers win, Kennedy owes Schiff a shellfish dinner, fresh from the harbor.
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Barberas will not go so well with vinegary foods, pungent, oily foods or shellfish.
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"The American seafood diet is salmon, tuna, mahi mahi, and some shellfish," Conniff says.
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I've been to Mexico dozen of times and eaten plenty of fish and shellfish.
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Those features identified hyoliths as a kind of brachiopod, or shellfish with symmetrical shells.
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Alejandra Schrader, a chef based in Los Angeles, grew up on shellfish in Venezuela.
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It's about danger—risking the dark, bacterial forces of beef, chicken, cheese, and shellfish.
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The United States and Europe have long banned the importing of each other's shellfish.
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Other vendors complained they had to buy more-expensive Chinese shellfish for sale instead.
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North Korean shellfish has grown in popularity in China over the past few years.
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The array of shellfish, raw and cooked, may include gooseneck barnacles but no lobsters.
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The toxin created by the algal blooms can also make shellfish poisonous to humans.
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During harmful algal blooms, the algae release toxins that make their way into shellfish.
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Ms. Bloomfield's shellfish pan roasts, whitefish salad and Parker House rolls were instant hits.
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It can handle beef, pork, veal, lamb, ground meat, chicken, fish (even shellfish) and eggs.
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It's like making a joke about Muslims not eating pork or Jews not eating shellfish.
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Alaska now has one of the highest incidences of this shellfish poisoning in the world.
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Cooking shellfish kills the bacteria, but eating it raw puts you at risk for infection.
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Once I was a girl, but now I'm a shellfish trapped in a synthetic suit.
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People aren't the only ones who can get sick from eating the shellfish and fish.
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That suggests that in the future, it may become more difficult to commercially produce shellfish.
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Ahead you'll find three elegant yet simple shellfish dishes that we can and should master!
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The most common allergens for adults were shellfish, peanuts, milk, tree nuts and fin fish.
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Capuchin monkeys and macaques use stones to hammer open hard-shelled nuts and shellfish, respectively.
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Cancer is not just common in shellfish, but it is particularly villainous here as well.
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The groom's father is now an owner of Oysterponds Shellfish, an oyster farm in Orient.
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The eight main allergens include: Milk, eggs, fish, shellfish, tree nuts, peanuts, wheat and soy.
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If you're looking to freeze shellfish other than shrimp, you'll want to cook them first.
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Milk, eggs, fish, shellfish, tree nuts, peanuts, wheat and soybeans are all on the list.
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As I said, aligoté goes brilliantly with seafood, especially shellfish and lighter, white-fleshed fish.
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Founded in 1887, Flower is the oldest and largest shellfish-farming operation in New York.
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Ocean acidification makes it harder for shellfish, including oysters, to build their shells and reproduce.
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State officials have issued warnings about elevated levels of toxins in clams and other shellfish.
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A shellfish connoisseur might get her crayfish alive from a one-eyed fisherman by the docks.
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Iced T. And my last one: why did I stop searching for shellfish on the beach?
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These hulking otters of yore would have fed on large shellfish, crushed between their powerful jaws.
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Then again, you shouldn't ever be looking for bargains in fish or shellfish, you really shouldn't.
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They are known to have strong jaws to crush hard food such as shellfish and coral.
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WATTERS: I was going to get shellfish, but I got scolded one time for doing that.
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The CDC warns that people can become infected by eating raw or undercooked shellfish, particularly oysters.
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Compared to shellfish allergies, which affect some 7 million Americans, fish allergies are much less common.
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Their products are also free from common allergens like gluten, soy, eggs, peanuts, fish, and shellfish.
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Do you know that shellfish have five times the CO2 consumption level of plants on land?
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After that, shellfish, beer, and even salt—in that order—are also common sources of plastic.
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Most bits of plastic, however, simply pass through the guts of creatures from shellfish to humans.
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Once the shellfish are picked, they're filtered and put in seawater tanks ready to be sold.
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Evidence so far indicates that at least some shellfish species are likely to be negatively affected.
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When Charles Trenet sang about "La Mer," perhaps he was thinking of this sumptuous shellfish spread.
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Collins is an archeologist who started out studying the proteins of fossilized shellfish, in the eighties.
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Only recently has the water become clean enough to support shellfish like mussels, oysters and clams.
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As water chemistry becomes more acidic on the West Coast, shellfish larvae struggle to build shells.
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If the Dodgers emerge victorious, Kennedy will purchase the two legislators a shellfish dinner from Massachusetts.
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Kosher dietary restrictions — the year-round kind, not the Passover kind — forbid the eating of shellfish?
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Peanut allergies rank first, followed by allergies to milk, shellfish, tree nuts, eggs and fin fish.
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Notable exceptions to this rule are egg yolks and shellfish, such as shrimp, lobster and crab.
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It can cause brain damage and death in marine mammals, and amnesic shellfish poisoning in humans.
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Tangra chili-garlic prawns blended heat, browned garlic, and the sassy succulence of perfectly cooked shellfish.
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Also in jeopardy are the upcoming fishing and shellfish seasons, including stone crab, ballyhoo and sailfish.
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Warnings about the risks of eating raw shellfish and eggs are now fairly routine on menus.
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When should other allergenic foods like eggs, dairy, fish and shellfish be introduced to young children?
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A fennel-and-leek pot-de-mer (seafood stew) was plain, but the shellfish was perfectly cooked.
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I've avoided shellfish for a year, and I am absolutely terrified my throat will close up again.
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An octopus fishery aimed at gloomies might be a win-win solution for fishers and shellfish populations.
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The top allergies in adults are shellfish, milk, peanuts, tree nuts, fin fish, wheat, soy and sesame.
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The shellfish industry already produces some six to eight million tons of chitin-rich waste each year.
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A small number of foods, such as peanuts, milk, eggs or shellfish, are responsible for most allergies.
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In 1997 and 2010, there were two major outbreaks of Vibrio parahaemolyticus, the bacteria that contaminates shellfish.
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Once the bugs are in the shellfish, they can be passed on to anyone who eats them.
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In the Gulf of Maine, that includes eelgrass, blue mussels, oysters, and many other types of shellfish.
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Poole has gentle, short tides, meaning the shellfish are regularly submerged beneath the English Channel's salty waves.
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But one could imagine that the seafood supply would be more broadly affected than simply cultivated shellfish.
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When Diego walks out of his house, he immediately stumbles into a shellfish stand, or a cart.
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Instead, large outbreaks are usually traced back to contaminated water and sewage as well as undercooked shellfish.
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But nearer the coast, in small villages like Yankeetown, the main trade is in tourism and shellfish.
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But he'd fallen in love with the freedom of farming shellfish, the small joys it affords him.
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It's made from flat rice noodles that are stir-fried with soy sauce, chili, shellfish, and chives.
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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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Women eating a daily portion of fried fish or shellfish saw a 7% greater risk of death.
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They may be made of any number of things: salt cod, shellfish, Serrano ham, potatoes or cauliflower.
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"I don't like it, I don't eat it, I have an intolerance for shellfish," said De Rugy.
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With stocks of the shellfish declining in South Africa, legal quotas on harvesting it are strictly enforced.
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The cold clean waters of the North Atlantic Ocean act like a natural fattening room for shellfish.
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Seafood safaris called shellfish journeys take you from sea to plate by way of old fishing boats.
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These wines are natural partners for all sorts of seafood, particularly shellfish and leaner cuts of fish.
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Be on the lookout for foods that contain high levels of iodine, including shrimp and other shellfish.
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There are other differences, too: today there is no fine china or shellfish in a dining car.
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The European Union would reciprocate by allowing in shellfish from Massachusetts and Washington and eventually other states.
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City Kitchen Sweet-sour tamarind paste, coconut milk and stir-fried mushrooms enhance this quick shellfish dish.
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In the North, a rice salad may contain shrimp or other shellfish and cooked zucchini or artichokes.
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The most common food allergen groups were shellfish, fruits or vegetables, dairy and peanuts, in that order.
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Packed establishments serve pork, shellfish and uncertified alcohol throughout the Israeli weekend, which includes Fridays and Saturdays.
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Allergies to finned fish are also common but do not appear to be linked to shellfish allergies.
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In more than half the people with shellfish allergies, symptoms do not appear until they are adults.
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Some predators became better suited for crushing shellfish, while some smaller fish became faster and more agile.
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This can harm marine life, especially shellfish, because they struggle to make their shells in acidic waters.
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We dined at all tiny, family-run places, and I ate a lot of seafood, especially shellfish.
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In 2015, researchers sampled fish and shellfish being sold for human consumption in Indonesian and Californian markets.
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Historically, Vibrio illnesses from seafood consumption in the US have been linked to shellfish from the Gulf of Mexico, where water temperatures are regularly warm, but in the last 22017 years, outbreaks have been connected to shellfish harvested in the Pacific Northwest, Alaska, and parts of the Northeast.
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They are struggling with low salinity which harms shellfish reproduction, water stagnation, pollution and agro-chemical run-off.
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Shellfish allergies are one of the top food allergies in the country, and they are adult-onset allergies.
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So with our shrimp, people diagnosed with a shellfish allergy can continue to eat a food they love.
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I like playful headlines Alejandra Schrader, a chef based in Los Angeles, grew up on shellfish in Venezuela.
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"We're in uncharted territory," said Scott Groth, a shellfish scientist with the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife.
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"If you are consuming raw or undercooked shellfish you're at risk for being exposed to this," said Drennon.
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That study said the largest source of plastic ingestion was drinking water, but another major source was shellfish.
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Here on the west coast we have some of the best wild, well-managed shellfish in the world.
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Other fishermen in Morecambe Bay gather shellfish, such as cockles and mussels, for export, mainly to southern Europe.
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Grilled food: Marinating in caution So I guess local shellfish is off the menu during an algae bloom.
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Pearls might raise the value of some shellfish but also break the teeth of unlucky diners, Lusher said.
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In the future, we could try this with other types of shellfish that also feed off these algae.
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Between one oyster and the next, a question comes up regarding the mythology surrounding shellfish: Are they aphrodisiacs?
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What is it about eating seafood, and shellfish in particular, that's so much more satisfying during the summer?
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In one case, the researchers found, the cancer cells had moved from one species of shellfish into another.
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Traditional green papaya salad, pad Thai, larb, fiery red curries and shellfish stews were mainstays of the menu.
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The oysters and mussels from the area are extraordinary and not to be missed if you like shellfish.
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Then I made a vegetarian version, and found I liked it just as well with the shellfish omitted.
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The conservatory-like Cindy's on the roof serves shellfish platters, cocktails and some of the best lakefront views.
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A separate business buying and trading shellfish has been suspended because no one wants to eat local fish.
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The most common foods causing allergies in these adults were shellfish, milk, peanuts, tree nuts, and fin fish.
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Coastal communities rely on healthy oceans—as do shellfish, fish, marine mammals, birds, and ecosystems around the world.
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Dogs and devils The transmissibility of cancer among shellfish seems natural and reasonable given their biology and environment.
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Needless to say, Sweden does fish and shellfish exceptionally well (and in the case of surströmming, questionably well).
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Shrimp remains the most important shellfish to Swedes, so much so that shrimp has its own Swedish proverb.
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The crab fishing season in 2015 was delayed due to the presence of an algae neurotoxin in shellfish.
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Oyster farmers who raise shellfish in estuaries along the coast of southeastern Australia are also being hit hard.
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The Food and Drug Administration has banned European shellfish since the 1980s because of doubts about sanitation standards.
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Indeed, Shiok Meats is a company that's pursuing the development of a lab-grown alternative to farmed shellfish.
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Eating contaminated shellfish can cause symptoms within 15 minutes or up to 10 hours after finishing a meal.
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The infection can stem from undercooked meat or shellfish, ingesting contaminated water or contact with infected cat feces.
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"All the ships in the area, the shellfish gatherers, we worked together to rescue it," said one fisherman.
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In recent weeks, boat launches were opened to the public again, as well as recreational shellfish harvesting areas.
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In recent weeks, boat launches were opened to the public again, as well as recreational shellfish harvesting areas.
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The antipasto of breaded and broiled shellfish included a delectable smooth-shelled bivalve, fasolari, I had never encountered.
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The department recommends avoiding raw shellfish and staying out of warm seawater if you have an open wound.
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In 2015, during the first "Blob," an enormous bloom spanned the US&aposs West Coast, contaminating local shellfish.
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The man overseeing the shellfish supply chain is the company's 34-year-old eponymous co-founder, Luke Holden.
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Ninety percent of food allergies arise from eight foods: milk, eggs, peanuts, tree nuts, fish, shellfish, soy and wheat.
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At the heart of this fight is a neurotoxin called domoic acid, which causes something called amnesic shellfish poisoning.
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More than $22 billion in fish and shellfish was harvested in state waters in 2000, as a reference point.
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Lower-on-the-foodchain fish and shellfish containing lower levels include shrimp, canned light tuna, salmon, pollock, and catfish.
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Fish, shellfish, and crustaceans are dietary staples for billions of people, and unsustainable fishing practices are decimating stocks worldwide.
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As Frankel explained on the show, she has a fish allergy — not a shellfish one — which is pretty rare.
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Consuming filter-feeder mollusks such as oysters and clams from red tide water can lead to neurotoxic shellfish poisoning.
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Capuchins, chimpanzees and sea otters, among others, are known to use rocks to crack open, respectively, nuts and shellfish.
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But live, edible fish and shellfish are challenging to buy, sell and transport across borders within and beyond China.
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As royals, Markle and Harry must contort their lives to specific (and occasionally strange) restrictions — they can't eat shellfish!
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When she's off the clock, she can chow down on garlic, shellfish, and spicy food to her heart's content.
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Fish and shellfish are an important source of protein, vitamins and minerals, and they are low in saturated fat.
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They take private jets and sip champagne and eat some really expensive shellfish we probably haven't even heard of.
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Other coastal spots have been hit by marea roja, an algal bloom associated with industrial dumping that poisons shellfish.
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It's estimated that around 52,000 of those cases are caused by eating contaminated food, mostly raw or undercooked shellfish.
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Instead, load up on sustainable small-fish species including sardines and mackerel, and shellfish such as clams and mussels.
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The cancers are specific to shellfish and do not appear to pose a danger to humans who eat them.
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His own research has looked at the prevalence of tree nut allergies and shellfish allergies in the United States.
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A few minutes later, the shellfish are back again, split open and smothered in a bright, delicately spicy sofrito.
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More carbon dioxide in the atmosphere is also making the ocean more acidic, threatening shellfish in the Narragansett Bay.
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After selling its stake in Beyond Meat in the spring, Tyson Foods' next bet is on plant-based shellfish.
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" There is ham and stuffing on Mr. Shewry's Christmas table and, "like most Australian households, a lot of shellfish.
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Shellfish was abundant, too; huge coastal beds were stacked with oysters, clams and mussels, just waiting to be plucked.
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Otters are smelly, loud and extremely active; they have sharp teeth and jaws strong enough to crack open shellfish.
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Problems somewhat more unique to the Gulf Coast, according to the report, are shellfish toxins and mosquito-borne illnesses.
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This ice melt during warmer, sunny days provides a banquet of plankton for small fish, shellfish and baleen whales.
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To address this concern, the National Shellfish Sanitation Program enforces strict guidelines to ensure safe handling for human consumption.
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K. brevis produces toxins that cause "neurotoxic shellfish poisoning," according to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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Or you could go more luxe, with David Tanis's recipe for a Catalan shellfish stew of lobster and clams.
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They are not easily removed by rinsing or depuration, a process in which shellfish are stored in sterilized seawater.
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Not all have worked — most notably a beer called Shrimp and Grits that actually incorporated hominy grits and shellfish.
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Scientists studying oysters along the East Coast may have discovered why more seafood lovers are getting sick from shellfish.
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The couple, lovers of all things shellfish, met in February 2014 at an Oysterfest in Piedmont Park in Atlanta.
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But in order to make calcium carbonate, shellfish need access to a kind of carbon known as carbonate ion.
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Her children are 8 and 3 and, between them, are allergic to eggs, peanuts, fish, shellfish, dairy and tree nuts.
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The research suggested that roughly 10 percent of adult Americans are allergic to foods like shellfish, tree nuts, and dairy.
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The answer to your shellfish woes might just be this shrimp roll seasoned with a blend of six different spices.
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For the family, that meant living almost entirely off foraged plants and weeds and fish and shellfish they caught themselves.
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Food carts were set up beneath the eaves, selling liquor and paper sheaths full of roasted nuts and boiled shellfish.
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Most of the others were attributed to food allergies (most often shellfish, followed by peanuts, tree nuts, fish, and milk).
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We're currently installing a 100-foot sardine racetrack and shellfish touchpool that runs around the bar like the Indy 500.
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That could have serious effects on sea life, including making it harder for shellfish to build strong shells, he said.
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That said, severe allergic reactions to vaccines are not as common as say, allergic reactions to tree nuts or shellfish.
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We don't know exactly what it ate, but turtles, frogs, fish, and shellfish were all on the menu back then.
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Image: NOAAAcidification is bad news for reefs, shellfish, and pretty much all "calcifiers," organisms that secrete a calcium carbonate skeleton.
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Taylor Shellfish has installed 1,400 longlines in Willapa Bay, each holding 39 bags producing 150 mature oysters every six months.
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It's easy for shellfish larvae to get stuck in a pipette tip or in a vial, as she showed me.
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All of this makes a world of difference between Ensenada and Mexico City, particularly when it comes to eating shellfish.
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Ichthyornis was the size of a tern, with a two-foot (60-cm) wingspan, and probably ate fish and shellfish.
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The Democrats also highlighted victims of climate change, such as Bill Taylor, a fisherman who owns Seattle-based Taylor Shellfish.
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In shellfish, Dr. Murchison said, "we can see the effect of evolution on their genomes in a more pronounced way."
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When we move beyond anecdotes, data show that food stamp recipients are not favoring shellfish or steaks over ground beef.
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Just 353 years ago the shellfish was handed out as a free bar snack, or used to bulk out pies.
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Estimates put the shellfish at around 300 million years old, at least, and humans have been enjoying them for centuries.
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A previous study by Gupta found that peanut allergies affected about 1.6 million US children and shellfish about 1 million.
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One study estimated that people who regularly eat shellfish may be consuming as much as 11,000 plastic pieces per year.
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He also directed three of his own screenplays, including the war-crimes drama "I Want to Be a Shellfish" (1959).
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Shellfish should be limited, however, and meat and poultry should be free-range, organic, and void of hormones and antibiotics.
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Still, hundreds of thousands of people tune in each week to watch Bethany Gaskin binge-eat shellfish on YouTube. Mrs.
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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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But in many of these paintings, the centerpiece is something especially succulent, whether a gleaming shellfish or a juicy ham.
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An agreement to open up the shellfish trade would hardly be a diplomatic breakthrough, because it was near completion anyway.
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That said, shellfish allergy is more common among adults than among children, as it tends to appear later in life.
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For the EU as a whole, the chief target is cheese, along with pork products, shellfish and fruit, including juice.
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And, microplastics have been found in everything ranging from fish and shellfish found at the super market to tap water.
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Spend some time considering the just-published preliminary data for commercial landings of fish and shellfish in Maine for 2016.
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The agency "will conduct water quality sampling to ensure the safety of shellfish harvesting beds and swimming beaches," it said.
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Q&A Q. Now that I have developed an allergy to shrimp, does that mean I can't eat any shellfish?
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All true allergies involve a reaction to a particular protein, called an allergen, and several shellfish allergens have been identified.
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It's great with shellfish and other seafood, and Mr. Pataille said it goes particularly well with chicken in cream sauces.
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Seafood paella, using the Mediterranean's bounty of fish and shellfish, was also established and recognized alongside the land-focused variation.
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Another study estimated that people who frequently eat shellfish could ingest as many as 11,000 pieces of microplastic every year.
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It is the mission of the Puyallup Shellfish Department, established in 1994, to "maximize and optimize the shellfish harvest rights secured through the [1854] Treaty of Medicine Creek," which granted Native American tribes "the right of taking fish, at all usual and accustomed grounds and stations" in what was then the Territory of Washington.
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Eight foods — milk, eggs, peanuts, tree nuts, fish, shellfish, soy and wheat — account for 90 percent of allergic reactions to food.
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Ms. Stadler is now the chef and owner of Tao Yuan in Brunswick, Me., where the shellfish are plentiful and exquisite.
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At first, Mascarenhas used the technique to do archaeological dating, measuring the age of bones, shellfish, ancient tools, and so on.
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The toxin travels up the food chain from filter-feeding shellfish to creatures like crabs, marine mammals, and, rarely, to humans.
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Birds with bigger bills can reach shellfish or bivalves, a type of mollusk that can be buried deep into the mud.
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She claimed it was an allergic reaction to shellfish and according to the document, the doctor on set bought her story.
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He reckons shellfish costs could rise 13 percent, but knows he would lose customers if he tried to pass that on.
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As the sun went down, the gang heads to nearby Automata for sheep's whey vodka and burrata injected with shellfish oil.
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For those with shellfish and seafood aversions, an intelligently selected cheese plate ($18 for five varieties) comes with French fruit preserves.
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The eight common food allergens responsible for 90% of reactions are milk, eggs, peanuts, soy, wheat, tree nuts, fish and shellfish.
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You sat through seven losing World Series opinions through 1945, and since then it's been all invasive shellfish and self-pity.
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The tract has been open for tribal harvest for three years, according to Monitor captain and Puyallup shellfish biologist Dave Winfrey.
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But be wary of taking Viviscal if you have a shellfish allergy, since its main ingredient is derived from shark cartilage.
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This research means opposition may not just come from environmental groups and marine mammal advocates, but the shellfish industry as well.
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Certain foods such as fruit, milk, eggs peanuts, tree nuts or shellfish can all trigger hives if you're allergic to them.
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Behind the pavilion, Miles shows me the inside of his van, where an impressive collection of monstrous shellfish sits on ice.
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I also caught a glimpse of a world I'd never had access to before: the one involving crustaceans, shellfish, and fish.
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He said fatty fish like salmon and halibut were also favorites in his house, along with canned tuna, sardines, and shellfish.
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Tuna and shellfish, for example, might not have to be frozen under some circumstances, and farm-raised fish might be exempt.
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Dr. Goff and his colleagues are now trying to turn the contagious cancer in shellfish into a model for human cancers.
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About 80% of infections happen between May and October, when waters are warmer, and usually after a person eats infected shellfish.
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There are also versions that add prawns or other shellfish, but that is considered a little too posh in some circles.
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Last fall, Bil and I continued our seafood odyssey to meet some oyster growers in PEI during the annual Shellfish Festival.
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When it's 5:45 AM and everyone else is having breakfast, you feel like a tough guy eating pasta with shellfish.
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Half of the fish that live in our oceans eat shellfish, and so do animals like seals, walruses, otters, and birds.
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Most were generously portioned like the zuppa di pesce, which was full of local fish and shellfish in a delicious broth.
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Often, marine life takes hold as well, and the sills turn into living reefs, teeming with fish, crabs, and other shellfish.
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You'll find shrimp, shellfish and other seafood galore on the menu, and can expect to pay about 275,400 C.F.A. for lunch.
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Macroplastics like single-use bags get into sea turtle stomachs, but microplastics are small enough to embed in organisms like shellfish.
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With these wines, I would suggest firmer fish, like monkfish or tuna; shellfish, like lobster or scallops; poultry, and even veal.
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Brand said that this is "not much of a problem anymore" because Florida authorities shut down shellfish harvesting during red tides.
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So is the lobster and crab Louis, the chilled shellfish set over a coaster of panna cotta pointedly spiked with horseradish.
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We ate the mounds of shellfish C. put out, followed by the customary local cheese, and I thought of other things.
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Fish and shellfish can make for surprisingly carbon-dioxide-light meals, though not everything from the sea shrinks one's emissions waistline.
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Ask Well Foods most often associated with intolerances were chocolate, food additives, citrus fruits, fish, shellfish, milk, cheese, eggs and nuts.
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The conditions in the ocean will be harsh, making it difficult for fish, shellfish, sea snails and so on to function.
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After a man stole an idling truck loaded with 2,000 pounds of the shellfish, employees at the company drove after him.
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It produces a neurotoxin, domoic acid, that works its way up the food chain, building up in shellfish like crabs and clams.
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Opinel No. 9 Oyster and Shellfish Folding Knife | $20 This colorful little box packs way more audio punch than its looks suggest.
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In particular, live imported shellfish—oysters, crabs, lobsters, clams, and mussels—arrive dry, stressed out, and full of metabolic waste and bacteria.
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The agency also stresses the importance of handwashing and disinfecting countertops and utensils that might have come into contact with raw shellfish.
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Another predator is the last thing the struggling shellfish population needs after combatting fatal marine heat waves caused by increasingly warm currents.
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Bigger fish like shark and swordfish tend to have higher levels of mercury than shellfish like shrimp and smaller fish like catfish.
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Last year, slimy green and foul-smelling algae took over Florida's beaches, releasing toxins that killed fish and shellfish and sickened people.
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"We are finding synthetic materials - plastics but particularly fibers - in the deep sea, in Arctic sea ice, in fishing shellfish," said Thompson.
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The effects of red tide can be lethal, with the potential to kill birds, sea animals and shellfish in the affected areas.
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Red tide reduces tourism, closes beaches and shellfish beds, and decreases the catch from both recreational and commercial fisheries, according to NOAA.
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Prepare to cut out caffeine, alcohol, dairy, gluten, corn, nightshades (tomatoes, eggplants, peppers, potatoes), soy, refined sugar, shellfish, white rice, and eggs.
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These otters, now dubbed Siamogale melilutra, likely swam around the shallow, swampy waters of ancient China, hunting for clams and other shellfish.
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About 90 percent of allergic reactions come from these eight foods alone: Milk, eggs, peanuts, tree nuts, soy, wheat, fish and shellfish.
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Back on the Monitor, returning to Shellfish Department headquarters, Hozoji's dozen-geoduck haul was spot-checked, stowed, and bound for the lab.
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We watched fishermen hoist bins of dripping, shiny fish and shellfish to the dock, and then haggle and argue with the buyers.
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The researchers noticed an immediate increase in shellfish mortality, which increased from 9.4% when exposed once to 14.8% when exposed four times.
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The fictional "nyorks" are a kind of shellfish, so the choice to go with cockles was an easy one for chef Drent.
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Lobster became known as the "poor man's protein" among European settlers, and the shellfish was often served to imprisoned and enslaved people.
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Following millions of years of sediment buildup and compression, the meteorites fossilized, much like the trilobites and shellfish that shared the seafloor.
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Recently, a team of scientists revealed a frightening member of this menagerie: free-floating cancer cells that cause contagious tumors in shellfish.
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Making oysters environmentally safe and ethical to grow came at a cost, as the shellfish take a lot of work to produce.
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People can contract a Vibrio infection after wading in contaminated water with an open wound or eating raw shellfish from the water.
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"We really need something different to happen," said Ashley Jones, whose family has been raking shellfish in the area for six generations.
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There are only a few known instances of it in the animal kingdom at all: Tasmanian devils, domestic dogs, and, now, shellfish.
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There's also the potential for toxins to have a long-term effect, and there's a number of shellfish operations in the harbour.
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On peak months in the first couple of years, the restaurant sold about five tons of (largely North Korean) shellfish and crabs.
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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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Shellfish may seem like an odd focus for negotiators, but exports from the United States are worth about $1.7 billion a year.
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She came home one day, reached her hand into her mailbox and pulled out a "disgusting mixture" of pork and shellfish products.
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Add the vegetables back to the saucepan, then stir in 2 cups of the reserved shellfish stock and the remaining bay leaf.
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But residents close to the fertilized stretch of water later reported more toxic shellfish, dead sea lions and odd crimson-colored plankton.
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The study also linked PFAS levels in blood to a diet high in shellfish, which can accumulate those chemicals from contaminated water.
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Vibrio vulnificus is a bacterium that can be contracted by eating raw shellfish, particularly oysters, or by exposing open wounds to seawater.
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Trilobites The State of New Jersey says you can't eat the fish or shellfish from the Lower Passaic River and Newark Bay.
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Acidic oceans are more hostile to corals, and shellfish, as it decreases the concentration of carbonate, a key ingredient to building shells.
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We know Aristotle as a philosopher, but he also was a great biologist who studied shellfish and other creatures large and small.
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Companies must tell consumers if prepackaged foods were made using certain allergens: milk, eggs, fish, shellfish, peanuts, wheat, soybeans and tree nuts.
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In her pomegranate Sriracha shrimp, tangy pomegranate molasses stands in for harder-to-find tamarind concentrate, lending pungency to the sweet shellfish.
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While that might not be notable on its own, she explains it's weird because she also loves two similar shellfish: mussels and oysters.
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For example, the original Blue Points are from New York and there's one company that's doing original Blue Points called Blue Island Shellfish.
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Royal protocol bans royals from eating shellfish, rare meat, or overly spicy food — especially while traveling — in order to avoid any awkwardness. 11.
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Last year, she landed a non-student position at a University of Washington-Tacoma (UWT) laboratory that is focused on tracking baby shellfish.
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"That little speck?" she said, pointing at an individual shellfish larvae, smaller than a grain of sand, barely perceptible to the naked eye.
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In terms of shellfish harvest management, according to Dillon, there are certain precautions the tribe takes to try to be sustainable resource managers.
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Still others get ingested by marine life, including fish and shellfish, which are in turn ingested by other animals, like birds and humans.
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Shellfish cultivation is really important here in Puget Sound, and kelp are a native species here, so it seems like a good convergence.
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In terms of supplemental glucosamine, it typically comes from the shells of shellfish, though it can also be produced in a laboratory setting.
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Ocean acidification makes it difficult for shellfish and other marine organisms to build their shells and skeletal structures, and finfish struggle to survive.
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They searched out homes where olive oil was used for frying instead of lard, or where a paella was suspiciously lacking in shellfish.
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Fish came from the seaside fishing village of Ballycotton four miles to the southeast, and shellfish arrived from Kenmare Bay in west Ireland.
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Certain foods and drinks, in particular, including sauces, salad dressings, soups and cocktails hide common allergens such as wheat, nuts, dairy and shellfish.
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While the lyric connotes cozy relations between the famously fertile shellfish of this bivalve capital, feelings among shellfishermen themselves are decidedly less friendly.
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The new head of a city office to fight bias crimes, who keeps kosher, once found pork and shellfish stuffed into her mailbox.
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Now one of its major restaurant groups, Toptable, is opening this showcase for fish and shellfish, its first restaurant in the United States.
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The more acidic waters make life hard for shellfish and raise troubling questions about how the region's marine life will continue to adapt.
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The gelatinous mollusks were once abundant in America's urban rivers and bays, but they were largely gobbled up by shellfish lovers decades ago.
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Or fregola may replace rice for a juicy risottolike dish made with clams or other shellfish, with small amounts of broth added incrementally.
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This might be the only establishment in France that bundles a serving of shellfish and a kayak rental into a 257-euro package.
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We want to be eating the animals that have the most reproductive potential: sardines, mackerel, all of the shellfish, shrimp, oysters, mussels, clams.
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Since Pokémon is a franchise about enslaving animals and forcing them to fight, you really can't ask for more out of a shellfish.
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In a recent national sting operation, 35 percent of lobster served in restaurants turned out to contain a cheaper imposter fish or shellfish.
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A big order of shellfish and and a strong Bloody Mary will have you feeling like an old man of the sea, anyhow.
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From talking to restaurant owners, they learned that one of their biggest sources of plastics is the individual wrapping on shellfish and oysters.
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Once the students have a feel for the factors contributing to ocean acidification, they'll start to construct their models by pulling images from a clip art database to represent the variables they want to include: a car to represent carbon dioxide emissions, trees to represent carbon-dioxide-absorbing plants, shellfish to represent shellfish health, a fishing boat to represent the fishing economy.
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Wood-roasted foods like poultry, pork shoulders and shellfish emerge from one Neapolitan brick oven, and pizzas are blasted at 2195 degrees in another.
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The CDC recommends cooking raw oysters and shellfish thoroughly before serving them, as well as throwing away oysters whose shells were open before cooking.
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While it's usually okay to enjoy a slimy shellfish or six, remains from very dead, mummified man show what happens when things go awry.
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American children are eating relatively little fish and shellfish in comparison to meat, according to a new report from the American Academy of Pediatrics.
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Microplastics have been found in many everyday foods and drinks, such as water, beer, shellfish and salt, co-lead researcher Kala Senathirajah told CNN.
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This is the rare paella in which there is actually more shellfish than rice, though the rice itself was a very moist red saffron.
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If a piece of shellfish or fish is close to your body, the sharks suck up right on your arm or leg or whatever.
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Products with bugs also must clearly be labeled as such and carry allergy warnings given many bugs share the same genetic characteristics as shellfish.
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"Avoid eating raw and undercooked shellfish, including oysters, to reduce your risk of illness," said Dr. Karen Smith, a public health officer in California.
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"Seafood allergy rarely resolves - less than 1 percent resolution rate for either fish or shellfish allergy per year of follow up," Ben-Shoshan said.
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Switch things up a bit this summer by subbing shrimp for your lobster, for that same sweet, tender shellfish bite at a lower cost.
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So when it comes to shellfish, mollusks, and more, it's safe to say that Tibbitts knows a thing or two about making them tasty.
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The Southwest will suffer more costly wildfires, the Southeast will see more heat-related deaths and the Northwest must prepare for diminished shellfish harvests.
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The cockles we do at the restaurant are something that was very influenced by the shellfish we ate in Bangkok when we were younger.
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While not often as prized as its lobster cousin thanks to the latter's relative scarcity, crab is a fantastic shellfish in its own right.
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There was a burst in fish diversity, and predators had to become strong enough to crush shellfish or fast enough to catch their prey.
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It has been well established that kids develop allergies to the "top eight" foods: milk, egg, wheat, soy, peanut, tree nuts, fish and shellfish.
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According to the New York Times, red tides occur more frequently during the summer months, which can spread toxins to oysters and other shellfish.
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But the body and balance of the fumet were so right that it became the point of the dish; the shellfish were mere pretext.
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They include fish and shellfish, citrus fruit, olive oil, juice, wine and a range of cheeses from cheddar and stilton to edam and Roquefort.
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A tasty starter, these clams are usually brought out alongside toasted bread where dripping lemon, parsley, and shellfish meat can be cleanly mopped up.
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The pescetarian menu prepared for Angelo's PETA-funding matriarch gets scrapped when he tells Cookie sotto voce that his mom is allergic to shellfish.
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And just like the coral have difficulty building the reefs, shellfish struggle to build their shells in high-CO2, low-carbonate waters as well.
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Even though Americans chronically under-eat fish and shellfish, American fishermen actually export about a third of the seafood they catch, usually to Asia.
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Data from the report card indicates that corrosive waters have been extending deeper into the Arctic Basin in recent years, damaging sea life, particularly shellfish.
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The reproductive qualities of shellfish are not lost on Danny Smiles, chef at Le Bremner, a seafood paradise tucked away in an Old Montreal basement.
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Baaf sells fish and shellfish at expensive restaurants in Berlin, and has his own fish stall in the foodhall Markthalle Neun in the Kreuzberg district.
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Rumrill, the shellfish expert from Oregon, supports efforts to harvest excess urchins but strikes a less optimistic note when it comes to saving the kelp.
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Oviraptors are portrayed as stealthy carnivores in films like Jurassic Park, but they probably had varied diets, feasting on eggs, mollusks, plants, shellfish, and nuts.
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The meat is tender, though not too chewy—you can cut it with the side of your fork—and tastes closer to chicken then shellfish.
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"There are certain species that do very well in warmer waters, and reproduce prolifically, that are displacing species like mussels and other shellfish," she continued.
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Super-fresh raw whitefish and shellfish were tossed with tomatoes, cucumber and avocado in a citrus lime sauce with a dash of yuzu (Japanese citrus).
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And anywhere from 86 percent to 2.5 percent of adults and 0.5 percent to 2 percent of children are allergic to shellfish, the authors note.
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People can contract Vibrio infections in the Chesapeake Bay and along the Gulf Coast after eating or handling raw shellfish or swimming in contaminated water.
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It was a mix of several tiger's milks, or leches de tigre, with wave after wave of flavor from shellfish, lime, coriander and hot peppers.
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According to the Japanese news media, the fish, crabs and other shellfish were already dead when the amusement park bought them at a wholesale market.
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Nutrient content varies depending on the type of fish: Shellfish is especially high in selenium, and saltwater fish is high in iodine, Ms. McDaniel said.
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It's now known that several species of shellfish are susceptible to one form of transmissible cancer known as disseminated neoplasia, which is similar to leukemia.
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The ratio of pasta to seafood was a little off, considering there wasn't much of each shellfish, but it didn't ruin the dish at all.
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Graham Askew, a biomechanics professor at the University of Leeds, set out with a graduate student, Thomas Neil, to understand better how this shellfish moves.
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Earth has its own methods for storing carbon: A complex chain of chemical reactions involving plants, plankton and shellfish can lock atmospheric carbon in limestone.
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With two big blue baskets full of shellfish in the back of the truck, we headed south to try our luck with a seine net.
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Eight major food allergens must currently be declared on US labeling using their common names: milk, eggs, fish, shellfish, tree nuts, peanuts, wheat and soybeans.
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Absent from the list, compared with the initial version, are aircraft parts, helicopters, fish (except shellfish), bed linen, metals, bicycle parts, wall clocks and handbags.
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The menu's long, single page cascades from one category of appetizer to the next, from shellfish to snails, before arriving, about midway down, at Entrées.
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Flour is never spilt, eggs are cracked with a surgeon's precision, butter is obedient, and fussy shellfish bend to the will of Food Network's chefs.
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Fish, crabs and other shellfish were embedded in the ice as part of a special winter attraction, called "Freezing Port," at Japan's Space World theme park.
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On the other hand, shellfish is OK. They are filter feeders and their lifestyle is not going to be changed in any way, shape, or form.
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Average August sea surface temperatures from 22017-227, left, compared to August 23, when the northeastern US coast experienced an outbreak of Vibrio bacteria–contaminated shellfish.
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Average August sea surface temperatures from 1985-2010, left, compared to August 2013, when the northeastern US coast experienced an outbreak of Vibrio bacteria–contaminated shellfish.
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Although it certainly seems like we don't realize just how dangerous shellfish can be until nearly the very end of season 2, that simply isn't true.
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But clam eaters can take comfort in knowing that shellfish get tested regularly for this kind of thing, and taken off the shelves if they're contaminated.
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Logically, I know that being a royal is accompanied by severe lifestyle restrictions (she can't eat shellfish!), curtailing of personal freedoms (she gave up her career!).
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What they found: The scientists found 289 different marine species native to Japan, including invertebrates like worms, seastars, snails and shellfish like mussels to actual fish.
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To cover up the injury when she returned to set, Brown says she told people who questioned her that she'd had an allergic reaction to shellfish.
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If you're not familiar with n'duja, the spreadable spicy Italian cured meat, this is the perfect introduction, because spicy, salty Italian meats go perfectly with shellfish.
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"Not with Mike E." He was so allergic to so many things—dust, pollen, nuts, wheat, shellfish—that he carried an EpiPen almost everywhere he went.
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Since we had them in the garden, Elmi adds raw okra flowers, which have a surprisingly shellfish-like flavor, and a few sprigs of bronze fennel.
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Hard winters and new diseases killed off many of the remaining native oysters and gave the shellfish a bad reputation that lasted for years to come.
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But dredging sand can displace important shellfish and fisheries; species like Atlantic herring lay eggs on sand and gravel habitat, and removal can affect the population.
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I'm the oldest of four kids and all of us had life-threatening allergies to a grocery list of foods including peanuts, dairy, eggs and shellfish.
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The mammalian cancers, which are both quite grim, seem to be more just dumb evolutionary luck—more on that later—but with shellfish, it's almost obvious.
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That goes double for Michelin star-winning chef Rafael Centeno's home region of Galicia, where the Atlantic's bounty of fresh shellfish and fattened swine are staples.
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This one, from Boston chef Jamie Bissonnette, has got shellfish, chicken and chorizo, and you can watch him make it over on our How-To series.
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But because there were different types of plastic, the researchers suspect there were multiple sources, ranging from food processing and packaging to shellfish and sea salt.
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Raw bar items like sake-cured king salmon and hamachi carpaccio, as well as a panoply of sushi rolls (finfish, no shellfish), are served as starters.
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She said that in particular videos by Jasper Daze, who died in 2016 after complications with diabetes, helped her pick shellfish as her cuisine of choice.
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While the menu evokes classical French cooking, much of it is quintessentially British as well, like their local shellfish or an upscale version of a Malteaser.
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The menu is packed with the typical shellfish appetizers, salads, burgers, steaks, chops and grilled seafood, but with the addition of sushi rolls, pastas and risotto.
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North Korean seafood — crab, lobster, shrimp and other shellfish — is sold to wholesalers in China, where it ends up at large buffet displays in major hotels.
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In early May, when it was soft-shell-crab season, he would open a Meursault—ten years old and perfect for drinking with shellfish, he'd say.
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Still, you'd be remiss to skip classics like Buck Bay Shellfish Farm, where you pick (and shuck) your own oysters, washed down with a cold beer.
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Milk, eggs, peanuts, soy, wheat, tree nuts, fish and shellfish are responsible for 90% of allergic reactions, according to the Food Allergy Research and Education group.
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They announced Sunday that the Georgia Department of Natural Resources would conduct water quality sampling to ensure the safety of shellfish harvesting beds and swimming beaches.
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He speculated that the otter might have mostly preyed on the clams and shellfish, rather than on the large land animals that lived in the area.
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Mussels are big business too, and Jaime points to his platform out in the waters, where the shellfish grow until they are ready to be harvested.
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Meanwhile, dairy and eggs cause 20 percent, meat and poultry are the culprits in only 22 percent of cases, and fish and shellfish just 6 percent.
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Among Hong Kong's most respected seafood restaurants, the contemporary address is best known for its east-meets-west flavors, raw oysters, assorted shellfish, and hand-made pasta.
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As well as unwashed fruit, high risk foods include dairy products made of unpasteurized milk, soft cheeses, deli meat products, ice creams, raw seafood, crustaceans and shellfish.
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Consequently, for the production of the pigment, we should imagine thousands of rotting shellfish laid out in purple dye workshops along the coasts of the Eastern Mediterranean.
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Not all of these bacteria are harmful, but about a dozen cause serious illnesses, including cholera and the deep misery that's the result of eating undercooked shellfish.
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Instead, they hope the ban encourages the 10,000 people to take advantage of the locally grown fish, shellfish, taro, yams, and paw paw, to name a few.
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While on vacation in Louisiana, Jeannette LeBlanc, along with friends and family, picked up some shellfish, shucked and ate them, and soon after developed extreme side effects.
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If it does, kelp forests could potentially be planted underwater around the world in an effort to curb OA and encourage the normal growth of tasty shellfish.
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There's plenty of things people are not supposed do when they're pregnant—eat shellfish or soft cheeses, drive a car after eight months, ride on a plane.
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Moreover dioxins, like certain other marine pollutants such as mercury and cadmium, are never destroyed or excreted, so accumulate progressively in the flesh of fish and shellfish.
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Eleven Madison Park received a prize for Outstanding Service, and Maison Premiere, a palace of cocktails and shellfish in Brooklyn, got a nod for Outstanding Bar Program.
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Front Burner Poull Brien has a network of sources for sustainably caught fish and shellfish from American waters, and sells them through his company, Wild Fish Direct.
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Yellowfin ahi tuna is usually the fish of choice, but poke today is also found with raw salmon, tako (octopus), various kinds of shellfish, or even tofu.
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As nutrients like nitrogen and phosphorus sullied the bay, much of the underwater life, including grasses and the fish and shellfish that lived inside it, died off.
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Think about it — shellfish can often make you sick in hot climates, especially at certain times of the year, and it was probably safer to avoid them.
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They plump up, they're nice and juicy, and they've got the mouth feel of any other shellfish that you eat, like a clam, mussel or an oyster.
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There was also a large seabird die-off across Alaska from 2015 through 2017, as well as mysterious whale deaths and increased reports of paralytic shellfish poisoning.
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Pescatarians, who add fish to such a diet, get a nutritious bonus of healthful omega-3 fatty acids along with high-quality protein from fish and shellfish.
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Restaurant cooks often use flour to thicken sauces, for example, while soups can have shellfish broth, and salad dressings are blended with soy sauce or nut oils.
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A dispute pits baymen on Long Island Sound who hand-rake for clams against a shellfish company that uses dredge boats to mechanically harvest clams and oysters.
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In fact, eating shellfish like oysters can be more sustainable than being totally vegan, because it's just such an efficient and low-carbon way to make protein.
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Crawling deftly along the rocks or sand of the sea floor, sea stars find their prey – generally shellfish, like mussels or other bivalves — by following their scent.
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About 80% of infections happen between May and October, when coastal waters are warmest, and mostly they result from eating infected shellfish, with oysters a common culprit.
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Coral reefs are among the most diverse ecosystems on Earth, providing shelter and sustenance to everything from algae, worms and snails to thousands of fish species and shellfish.
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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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Coral reefs are among the planet's most diverse ecosystems and offer shelter and sustenance to everything from algae, worms, and snails to thousands of fish species and shellfish.
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While anyone who consumes raw or undercooked shellfish can be at risk of Vibrio parahaemolyticus, the meat that has been called into question is fresh, precooked crab meat.
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As ocean temperatures increase, toxin-producing phytoplankton have increased in number and geographical range, leading to a steep rise in paralytic shellfish poisoning in humans, the report says.
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Ferguson said that he had witnessed this type of event on the same beach in the past, with different types of shellfish washing up dead along the shores.
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In order to cover up the injury when she returned to set, Brown says she told people who questioned her that she'd had an allergic reaction to shellfish.
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The acidity of tomato is a natural fit for serving with the chewy little shellfish, so make these bad boys and throw them in a spicy tomato broth.
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Lower consumption of other products — including milk, pork, shellfish and high fructose corn syrup — brought the total to about 271 million metric tons of avoided climate-warming pollution.
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Ilana is so keen to make sure Abbi has a good time that she brings along an EpiPen to prevent her own shellfish allergy from ruining the night.
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In this small enclave, an estimated half of the 5,000 residents are Orthodox Jews who refrain from eating pork and shellfish, as well as mixing meat and dairy.
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A strong pro-European Union sentiment persists, for example, in some of Scotland's ports, which sell lucrative catches of salmon, shellfish and lobster to other parts of Europe.
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Climate change could also play a role, he said, as warmer waters boost algae growth and reduce the number of shellfish and other organisms that feed on it.
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Experts advise anyone with open wounds or cuts to stay out of the water and those with compromised immune systems or chronic conditions to avoid eating raw shellfish.
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Harry will travel to Seal Island, Kalk Bay with the City of Cape Town Marine Unit to learn about their role in combating the poaching of abalone (shellfish).
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Then I found a small, local, full-time oyster farm in Oregon just south of Tillamook called Nevør Shellfish Farms and I've been using their stuff ever since.
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There were no main courses, only carpacci; bright, composed salads with seafood and meats cooked in the wood oven; pastas with roasted vegetables; shellfish; and one dessert, tiramisù.
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Across the country consumers, grocery stores, and the restaurant industry will be affected by the changes in ocean chemistry when stable supplies of seafood and shellfish are threatened.
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In contrast to usually more dire allergic reactions involving a chemical trigger, like penicillin or shellfish, physical triggers include everyday things like heat, cold, pressure, sweating, and exercise.
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While the urge to divest is understandable — the emotional equivalent of avoiding shellfish for a few months after a bad oyster makes you sick — it's also financially ruinous.
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And kelp farming has been shown to improve water quality to such a degree that shellfish farmed amid the kelp develop noticeably thicker shells and sweeter, larger meat.
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Rather than gaze at the bay or the boats or the building-size piles of bleached shells, two men — one thinner, one thicker — stared at the shellfish workers.
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Sicilian cuisine today is varied, with beloved regional recipes and all manner of extravagant food for feast days, as well as incredible fish and shellfish from the coastline.
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Earlier that day, he had tried to drop a box of assorted shellfish at City Vineyard on West Street, but no one was there to accept the order.
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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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The onion volcano is the eighth wonder of the world, and I don't trust anyone who doesn't participate in the shrimp toss unless they have a shellfish allergy.
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For centuries, the people fished their own river valley but also traveled regularly, including to what is now Canada's Fraser River, to fish for salmon or gather shellfish.
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When produce arrives, the first big order of the day, I triple-check it and start sauce production — a simple shellfish sauce, a cauliflower purée for the pasta.
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Having a wound that is exposed to brackish water where these bacteria live is one way to get an infection; eating contaminated shellfish -- "oysters, primarily" -- is another, he said.
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A population of white-face capuchin monkeys living on the Panamanian island of Jicarón have been observed using stones to smash open nuts and shellfish, New Scientist reported Monday .
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His vision is to provide organic vegetables and shrimp to buffets in Las Vegas, and then to interest California's cannabis farmers in using shellfish-dung-enriched biochar as fertilizer.
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Because oysters and other shellfish are filter feeders, meaning they constantly strain and trap small particles from ocean water, they are more likely to be contaminated with the bacteria.
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But now, the Food and Drug Administration is being sued for failing to protect us hedonistic shellfish-slurpers from ourselves—or more accurately, from the threat of gastrointestinal distress.
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TRACE AMOUNTS OF OPIOID FOUND IN SHELLFISH OFF SEATTLE COAST: REPORT However, investigators said the man became upset over the price of the coffee, which came to be $.97.
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Most believe the dish should never contain fin-fish, but it can accommodate almost anything else: chicken, sausage, shellfish and, in harder times, rabbit, squirrel, whelk and smoked raccoon.
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Instead, Wordsworth uses a jet stream to raise the oysters from the seabed, and then a conveyor belt, which lifts the shellfish out of the water without damaging them.
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"This is personal for us," Eric Edwards, who created the Auvi-Q with his twin brother after growing up with severe allergies to nuts, eggs and shellfish, told Forbes.
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No dye can match the in-lit glow of a scarlet ibis, from the carotenoid pigments in the shellfish it eats, or the refracted colors of a peacock's tail.
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Milk, eggs, fish, shellfish, tree nuts, peanuts, wheat, soy and sesame are among the most prevalent allergies in the U.S. and the typical Thanksgiving meal may include them all.
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This week, with more summer squash at hand, I imagined a curried zucchini dish made with coconut milk, and garnished with shellfish to make it a bit more substantial.
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Read more: A man had his arm amputated after eating raw seafood contaminated with a potentially flesh-eating bacteriaPeople can catch the bacteria by handling or consuming raw shellfish
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"And I remember going with her to Roberts' Oyster Bar," a famous wood-paneled restaurant that opened in 1876, but is today reduced to a shabby, shopfront shellfish stall.
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Address: Tintoreto 123, Ciudad de los Deportes This restaurant came from Guadalajara to make all of Mexico City fall in love with its overwhelming menu of oysters and shellfish.
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Shellfish don't pack much in the way of an immune system, which is unfortunate given that the primary life activity of a bivalve is filtering its surrounding aquatic environment.
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Named for a type of mollusk, or shellfish, that sticks to rocks and is hard to remove, limpet mines are similarly stuck fast to their targets, usually with magnets.
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A team of volunteers rescued thousands of abalone, a large shellfish known locally as paua, that had been thrown up from the sea bed and left high and dry.
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Small-shelled sea creatures are already experiencing damage; aquaculture farms in the West Coast have had young shellfish completely wiped out; and coral reefs worldwide are taking a beating.
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In a British study of more than 10,000 patients, the foods most often associated with intolerances were chocolate, food additives, citrus fruits, fish, shellfish, milk, cheese, eggs and nuts.
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Based in Brooklyn and Saco, Maine, the company buys shellfish directly off docks from New Bedford to Nova Scotia and trucks them live to a processing facility in Maine.
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But it still eliminates caffeine, alcohol, gluten, added sugar, processed oils and butters, vegetable oils, nightshades, corn, shellfish, red meat, soy, and dairy—in other words, all the good stuff.
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Not unlike the symptoms of a peanut, egg, tree nut or a shellfish allergy, many people who are allergic to red meat may experience hives, a skin rash or anaphylaxis.
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Then Halaigh is off to meet his friend Roddie Sloan who delivers shellfish to some of the world's most famous restaurants, including Noma in Copenhagen, where Haliagh used to work.
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Officials pushed back opening day when they found some crabs contained high levels of domoic acid, a neurotoxin that causes shellfish poisoning and can lead to vomiting, seizures, and death.
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To cover up the injury when she returned to set, Brown says in the documents that she told people who questioned her that she'd had an allergic reaction to shellfish.
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Right now the device is set up to detect peanuts, hazelnuts, wheat, milk and eggs, but it could easily be configured to find other things: shellfish, pesticides and so on.
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Those underwater chops, paired with a conscious transition to doing strictly science-based diving and conservation with the Puyallup Shellfish Department, have made Hozoji equally coveted in tribe-adjacent spaces.
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Just a week ago, the Danish Embassy in China took its alien mollusk crisis to the mainland's vibrant social media, playfully inviting people to "come and eat" these shellfish invaders.
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Some new additions include: whole eggs, beans, peas, corn, 50 different types of fish, 11 kinds of shellfish (including both crab and lobster), as well as skinless chicken and turkey.
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Now Henner follows her "love food that loves you" philosophy, and focuses on eating veggies, fruits, brown rice, tofu and quinoa, and cut out all dairy, beef, chicken and shellfish.
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Sea Grant-funded scientists, for example, recently discovered a new way to find contamination in New England oysters, which was hailed as a "major breakthrough" in preventing shellfish-related illness.
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While working as a postdoctoral researcher at Columbia University, Dr. Metzger discovered that four species of shellfish — including soft-shell clams and bay mussels — had transmissible cancers of their own.
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Maybe they arrived in the water used for ships' ballasts, or as polyps attached to barnacles on ships' hulls; in shellfish imports, or perhaps they drifted across the Arctic Ocean.
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Together with nut allergies, fish and shellfish sensitivities are the biggest causes of severe allergic reactions, the study team writes in The Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology: In Practice.
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Studies have also shown that seismic airgun blasting can kill zooplankton, damage shellfish larvae and alter fish behavior —potentially reducing catch rates of some species by 85033 percent or more.
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Social media users pointed out that the translucent black scribble failed to conceal the meal, pillorying the apparent attempt to hide the Israeli diplomat's consumption of the non-kosher shellfish.
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Oyster leaves, which really do taste faintly of oysters (Banks is ironically allergic to the shellfish), sit next to polytunnels in which chicory, lemons, radishes, and dwarf kale are cultivated.
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When it starts to appear in the spring in the northern part of the Gulf of Mexico, it often causes die-offs of corals, aquatic plants, shellfish and other fish.
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Similar transitions have been observed in sea urchins and shellfish, and some scientists even suspect amorphous calcium carbonate may be a common precursor for calcification across the tree of life.
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Order a lobster roll the length and girth of a weightlifter's forearm, or, better yet, one of the mixed shellfish platters for two that could, in reality, feed a family.
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Warming of the world's oceans has also disrupted the abundance of fish and shellfish stocks in some regions, leaving communities that depend on seafood at risk of decreased food security.
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Those higher ocean temperatures are also leading more algae blooms and the proliferation of some bacterial pathogens, like vibrio, which can infect shellfish and make people who eat them sick.
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He also wants to see investment in aquaculture — growing underwater plants that can capture carbon and protect against storm surges — along with shellfish like oysters that help filter the water.
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Head chef Patrick Friesen has had it with your faked gluten allergy, your nonexistent shellfish sensitivity, and any other questionable dinnertime affectation that alters the way he prepares your food.
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That&aposs because these eight-tentacled outsiders love to chow down on shellfish such as abalone and rock lobster, which make up the most-profitable fisheries in the region, Oceana reported.
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According to owner Charlotte Gill, Roscoe was the first shellfish she got high by placing it in an enclosed box and blowing cannabis smoke into the water like a reverse bong.
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He added that Torba has enough locally produced food—including fish, shellfish, taro, yams, and paw paw—for the population to sustain itself and feed tourists who stay on the island.
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The fossils also revealed that the otters had a powerful jaw with large cheeks, believed to have helped it eat large shellfish and freshwater mollusks, which were found abundantly at Shuitangba.
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A widely used method to find oil and gas for offshore drilling can kill tiny sea creatures that are key for feeding many marine animals like shellfish, fish, and even whales.
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Eric Edwards — who invented the Auvi-Q with his twin brother after growing up with severe allergies to eggs, shellfish and nuts — is thrilled to see it back on the market.
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On the plus side, iron-rich foods like red meat and shellfish tend to be high in protein and zinc, too — so you're getting a big beauty bang for your bite.
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Scientists suspect you would have to eat vast amounts of shellfish to be at risk, straining even Belgian diets where moules et frites (mussels and French fries) are a favorite dish.
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Most people contract the infection by consuming raw oysters and other shellfish harboring the bacteria, or when open wounds are exposed to brackish or salt water where the bacteria are present.
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On an all new episode of Fuck, That's Delicious, Action heads to Italy to eat at the world's best restaurant, taste shellfish on the street, and hang out with Mario Batali.
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The plan, which comes with a menu and recipes for every day, eliminates caffeine, alcohol, dairy, gluten, corn, nightshades (tomatoes, eggplants, peppers, potatoes), soy, refined sugar, shellfish, white rice, and eggs.
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"It is crucial to conduct studies to assess factors that can predict resolution as well as explore protocols that can induce tolerance in those that have shellfish allergy," Ben-Shoshan said.
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Atop each of the shellfish, including a funkily flavored pipi and and a red-rimmed strawberry clam, is a wafer-thin sheet that melts on the tongue as you eat it.
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Different species have their own creative feeding strategies: humphead wrasses crush shellfish; tubelip wrasses slurp corals and cleaner wrasses act like carwashes, eating parasites and dead tissue off other sea creatures.
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Thanksgiving: a nearly 400-year-old tradition that originally involved a meal of deer, corn and shellfish, and a chance for the children of today to reinscribe some heartwarming colonial narratives.
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Andrew Rosenberg, director of the Center for Science and Democracy at the Union of Concerned Scientists, said he was concerned about contaminated shellfish ending up on store shelves during the shutdown.
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He said one of the senator's favorite drinks was sambuca, the Italian anise-flavored liqueur; Mr. McCain would often order ribs or étouffée, the Cajun dish served with shellfish over rice.
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The displays of fresh fish, as well as the tanks filled with live lobsters and other shellfish, show how much the owners, Marly and Leopardi Miro, prize quality above all else.
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Whatever the weather, crowds convene at the Ballard Farmers Market where vendors peddle Washington state products — from fresh produce and shellfish to charcuterie, cider and cheese — in the neighborhood's historic heart.
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Production of thyroid hormones requires iodine in the diet, found in high amounts in iodized salt, eggs, sea vegetables like kelp, fish and shellfish from ocean waters and unpasteurized dairy products.
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As a result, criminal justice reformers across the political spectrum have drawn attention to people who have ended up behind bars for offenses like illegal shellfish harvesting and illicit rainwater collection.
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A lobster company's refrigerated truck, loaded with $10,000 worth of live shellfish, was idling in a loading dock when a South Boston man commandeered it and sped off, the authorities said.
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Trawling gives them new room for their polyps to settle, and while acidification or chemical pollution doesn't hurt jellyfish, it hurts everything else like fish and shellfish that struggle with environmental change.
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After several productive seasons, the lobster catch was down 40 percent last year, Warner said, a drop that can dramatically affect the families who rely on the prized shellfish for their income.
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"The recall, combined with the closure to harvesting, gives us every confidence that we have taken all the necessary steps to prevent impacted shellfish from making it to the public," Nichols said.
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Seven days a week, the powerful weather in the region permitting, Dotson's boats go up and down the Gulf of Mexico coast, dragging large trawls along the seafloor to scoop up shellfish.
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We can't know for sure if by mistakes she means nibbling on that questionable, shellfish platter at the Polk County meet-and-greet -- or not going to Wisconsin and Michigan to campaign.
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Related: A Huge Algae Bloom Off the Pacific Coast Is Poisoning Shellfish and Sea Lions The damage wrought by Sandy is an example of what happens when people remove sand from beaches.
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" (The two aren't mutually exclusive.) Under Puyallup tribal code, commercial permits "shall be issued when the shellfish harvested will be sold, bartered, or disposed of other than for subsistence or ceremonial use.
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I frequently dine with a significant other who has allergies to shellfish and dairy and who also cannot eat seeds (this includes everything from tomatoes to fancy mustards) due to Crohn's disease.
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We rightfully have a reputation for our seafood: we're just a car ride from some of the best shellfish in the lower 48 and homeport to much of the Alaskan fishing fleet.
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Dissolved in seawater, CO2 reacts to form carbonic acid that stunts the ability of corals, shellfish and some plankton to produce calcium carbonate, the EPA says on a website about climate change.
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A few weeks ago I was at a restaurant in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, the annoyingly pretentious kind that's given an ironic Hebrew name because its menu mainly consists of pork and shellfish dishes.
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A truck from Portugal routinely meets one of Mr. Pascoe's boats so that its haul of shellfish can be driven straight to the continent, illustrating the importance of European markets to him.
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Le Sia cooks crayfish and other shellfish — lobster, shrimp, and Dungeness and snow crabs — by boiling them first and then clacking them around in a hot wok with one of seven sauces.
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The U.S. and Europe have long banned the importing of each other's shellfish, but a deal to change that could serve as a kind of aphrodisiac for the easing of trade tensions.
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If the interior suggests other Ateliers, so does much of the menu, with small plates like steak tartare, carpaccio of artichokes with foie gras, and caviar with shellfish gelée and cauliflower cream.
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To protect food safety, they must suspend sales when floods bring polluted water into contact with their shellfish, and the current extreme fire-and-flood situation is triggering shutdowns on many rivers.
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Jeremy Wladis, who owns a cluster of restaurants on the Upper West Side, is opening this seafood spot, with the chef Juan Carlos Landazuri in charge of preparing the fish and shellfish.
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They found that shellfish was the most common food allergy among adults, affecting 3.9 percent of the population, followed by peanut allergies, at 2.4 percent, and tree nut allergies, at 1.9 percent.
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"Women have been scared off fish because of the concerns about mercury, but there are low levels of contaminants in the seafood we commonly eat — canned tuna, salmon, shrimp and other shellfish."
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The tender Manila clams, squid and shrimp in the spicy tofu-seafood stew kept more of their natural juiciness than usual, although very firm shellfish isn't necessarily a defect in that dish.
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On the plate, "whimsically ebullient blue umami" translates to a shellfish course: grilled local abalone garnished with abalone liver, roasted garlic, egg "jam," oyster-scented cream and a tangy gelatinized mignonette sauce.
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Their lifestyle was a curious kosher-Mormon-hipster amalgam: They do not drink alcohol or coffee, avoid dairy, don't touch pork or shellfish, refuse to buy commercial eggs and build their own furniture.
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It had enlarged cheek teeth and strong jaws that appear to have been used for crunching hard objects, perhaps large shellfish and freshwater mollusks, and was capable of swimming in shallow, swampy waters.
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We do want to move into other products that are in high demand in seafood that have a high environmental impact as well, and that includes fish and other shellfish in the future.
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At more than five feet long and two inches wide, these creatures are the longest members in this family of shellfish that exist today — and they look like massive, ink-black, alien boogers.
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If the thought of being slowly consumed from all around as you swim isn't quite horrifying enough, the researchers project that this is only the beginning of the bad news for yummy shellfish.
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They're hoping for a federal court order that will expedite a decision on the four-year-old petition to impose stricter regulations for raw oysters and shellfish that's currently pending with the FDA.
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Food poisoning "usually happens after consuming contaminated shellfish, as these animals feed primarily on microalgae and accumulate a lot of toxins," says Jose M. Eirin-Lopez, marine sciences professor at Florida International University.
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A hearty steak, even then, was on the luxury end of the dining spectrum, while lobsters were considered basically peasant food by the fishing towns in New England where the shellfish was abundant.
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If you're like about 23 percent of US adults, your death-cheating trick of choice is taking a little, oily pill: an omega-22 fatty acid supplement typically extracted from fish or shellfish.
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Some fancier versions include sautéed shrimp or other shellfish as finishing touches, but I find this risotto so flavorful that it needs no more by way of garnish than a little chopped parsley.
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Oyster sales boomed from the early 19th century onwards, and the shellfish were sold as street food across London, Paris, and New York as they remained a cheap and accessible snack to many.
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Jeanne DePasquale Perez, 60, told me how her father used to pick up live shellfish off the beach in Point Lookout, on Long Island, pry them open and slurp them on the spot.
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King's amendment would extend further than just the commercial breeding of pets and preempt state regulations on the sale of crops, dairy products, farmed fish or shellfish, farm animals and manufactured meat products.
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They were then able to compare allergens and demographic information to find which were the most common (shellfish was the most common allergen, and women and Asians were more likely to have allergies).
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Some 73,000 different known species of plants and animals live there, including dolphins, sharks, alligators, manatees, countless species of fish and shellfish, a dizzying array of birds, and over 2,000 species of plants.
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TBC says in the lawsuit, TBS is trading off its good name in the shellfish game -- copying interior designs, significant portions of the menu and even used similar color schemes in their signage.
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The state Department of Health and Environmental Control announced Wednesday that some shellfish harvesting beds in Georgetown County, from North Inlet south to the South Santee River, had been closed because of flooding.
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In February, Margaret Pilaro Barrette, the executive director for the Pacific Coast Shellfish Growers Association testified in front of Congress that the corrosive water makes oyster shells dissolve faster than they can form.
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A. It is possible to be allergic only to crustaceans, the class of shellfish that shrimp belong to, and not to all members of the other class, mollusks, which includes oysters and clams.
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Rays of sunlight shine through many of her underwater photos, creating romantic spotlights with striking contrast to the murkiness of the water and the dark tangles of seaweed and shellfish surrounding her subjects.
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I can think of a lot of things I'd like to do with Ricky Rubio—ride a tandem bicycle, split a nice shellfish paella, build a replica of the Alhambra out of Legos.
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An earlier study compared the impact of carbon dioxide emissions on immature shellfish in waters with carbon dioxide at preindustrial levels versus water with carbon dioxide at levels with concentrations expected by 2100.
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Despite looking more like a garden shed than a restaurant, the cafe's feast nights, featuring local shellfish paella, "slow and low" smoked beef, and grilled sardines have become the stuff of local legend.
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Short of people with severe anaphylactic reactions to shellfish, you'd be hard-pressed to find someone in this world who can't get down with the treasure that is a well-made lobster roll.
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Brine can cut levels of oxygen in seawater near desalination plants with "profound impacts" on shellfish, crabs and other creatures on the seabed, leading to "ecological effects observable throughout the food chain", he said.
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With saturated fat widely considered the primary culprit in raising blood serum levels of cholesterol, most experts are far less worried about cholesterol intake from low-fat foods like eggs, shrimp and other shellfish.
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"We tried to buy some shellfish this morning ... and our suppliers advised us to buy now because the price is going to go up," Gary Hooper, owner of GCH Fishmongers in Bedford, England, said.
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The newly formed Port Aransas Conservancy in south Texas has argued Carlyle's plan would endanger sea turtle nesting areas, dump silt onto nearby islands, and threaten shellfish that reach estuaries through the ship channel.
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I ate my very first oyster on my one-on-one with Nick in New Orleans last season, and now here I was staring down a couple buckets of un-shucked shellfish with Jack.
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The environmental advocacy group Center for Biological Diversity has sued the Environmental Protection Agency in Portland federal court accusing it of failing to protect Oregon's coastal waters from the acidity blamed for killing shellfish.
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We're all here for a low-country seafood boil, a type of shellfish cookout native to the American South, but this venue, which is located in Vancouver's Chinatown, couldn't be further from its roots.
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While repeat allergic reactions, like to shellfish or dairy, can result in more severe reactions over time, continuing to consume dairy products despite an intolerance won't have a negative long-term effect, Smith noted.
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But the waters surrounding Robben Island, just off the coast near Cape Town, also happen to be among the richest in the world for delicious shellfish — especially abalone, which is highly prized in Asia.
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Photograph by Anne Golaz for The New Yorker Sveinur Trondarson, a journalist turned tour guide, suggested that his countrymen's avoidance of shellfish might have its origins in the Biblical prohibition in Leviticus 11:20133.
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Fish and shellfish deaths have now also been reported in the provinces of Quang Binh, Quang Tri and Thua Thien-Hue along a stretch of some 200 km (124 miles) on Vietnam's central coast.
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"This is the squid, this is the shark, this is the shellfish stew, this is the shrimp, this is the piangua clam, this is the donkey-paw snail …" There were a dozen in all.
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With many restaurants closed, take this opportunity to eat healthy foods at home like: citrus fruits, berries, broccoli, spinach, mushrooms, red bell peppers, sweet potatoes, shellfish, beans, almonds, hazelnuts, peanut butter, turmeric and tea.
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But in a place where land prices are among the most expensive in the world, shopping malls and apartment blocks are far more profitable than shellfish, and the area is increasingly attractive to developers.
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The upper Harraseeket River in Maine is one of the few remaining mud flats productive for clamming, now that shellfish harvests are often restricted for months at a time due to toxic algal blooms.
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When the bourride arrived, I used the tablespoon to drink the shellfish fumet that a server had ladled from a copper sauté pan over a fillet of black sea bass in a soup bowl.
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But I'll be happily adding back whole grains (they're a good source of filling fiber), shellfish (clams and oysters are packed with vitamin B12), and soy (I just can't have a sushi roll without it).
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Partake Foods, founded by a mom who has a daughter with multiple food allergies, makes cookies that are free from the top eight food allergens (peanuts, tree nuts, eggs, wheat, milk, soy, fish, and shellfish).
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Members of the British royal family, for example, aren't supposed to eat shellfish due to its potential to cause food poisoning (that meant no "shrimp on the barbie" during Meghan's tour of Australia with Harry).
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Since fish and shellfish are not considered meat and can therefore be eaten during Lent, Chick-fil-A has been putting this spin on their classic chicken sandwiches and tenders every Easter season since 2015.
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Birds were represented by Japanese quail; brown shrimp, pink shrimp and oysters were used to represent shellfish; houseflies and moths joined the cockroaches to represent insects; and guppies and minnows were used to represent fish.
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To uncover the secret to perfectly grilled fish, prawns, and shellfish, we asked CJ Jackson, head of the cookery school at London's Billingsgate Seafood, to share her go-to seafoods when firing up the grill.
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"To complicate things even more I have a kidney transplant & a severe shellfish allergy which are both contraindicated in the procedures they do to fix these types of things," Purdy wrote of the potential complications.
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Sure, Chinese food is full of pork and shellfish—both of which are considered traif, or non-Kosher under traditional Jewish dietary guidelines—but among the less strict, eating Chinese is a de facto ritual.
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In a new study of shellfish from the past 5 million years, scientists found that species with a greater chill factor are less likely to fizzle out—a phenomenon they dub survival of the laziest.
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Born in a family of shipbuilders whose home overlooks the Minamata bay, Jitsuko Tanaka, 64, used to play on the beach with her older sister, picking and eating shellfish, unaware it was contaminated with mercury.
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A raw bar with oysters, lobsters and other shellfish is a good option, and so are the Greek starters like the spanakopita, a savory phyllo dough pastry stuffed with spinach, leeks, scallions, dill and feta.
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Serving bright, inventive dishes like shellfish with coriander and poutarge (dried mullet roe); cod with carrots and wild herbs; and red berries with pistachios and coconut, it's become the most sought-after table in town.
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Unlike that from shellfish, say, meat from mammals was thought by some allergists to be too similar to human flesh for the immune system to attack it with the full fury of the allergic arsenal.
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Another night I sought out some haemuljjim, a hodgepodge of local shellfish braised with a pile of bean sprouts and red pepper sauce, to test whether my spice tolerance had dulled after moving to Europe.
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As if he's talking about his own art, Orner writes about a shellfish dinner: "Only human beings could make a party out of boiling a few fellow creatures alive and then cracking their backs open."
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The Bering Sea, which links the northern Pacific Ocean with the Arctic Ocean, provides more than 19903% of the US catch of fish and shellfish, and many indigenous communities depend on its waters for food.
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Deviating from my standard choice, the tagliolini in spider crab sauce, I opted for one of the restaurant's justly famed dishes: spaghetti in cassopipa, a rich shellfish sauce laced with anise, cardamom and other spices.
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OAKDALE, N.Y. — The Great South Bay, flanked by Fire Island and the South Shore of Long Island, once produced half the shellfish consumed in the United States, and supported 6,000 jobs in the early 1970s.
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Lemongrass, galangal, lime leaf, hot pepper and coconut milk are among the classic Thai seasonings for shellfish; using them is dead simple (and all can be stored in the fridge for a week or more).
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French fishermen had accused the British of unfairly catching scallops in the Baie de Seine during the summer, when French boats are banned from doing so because of French regulations aimed at protecting shellfish stocks.
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French fishermen had accused the British of unfairly catching scallops in the Baie de Seine during the summer, when French boats were banned from doing so because of French regulations aimed at protecting shellfish stocks.
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But it may not be worth the risk of eating them to find out, allergy experts warn, because of the severity of most shellfish allergies, and because allergic people are usually allergic to both classes.
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Since a moratorium on cod fishing was put in place in 1992—obliterating tens of thousands of jobs in the process—shellfish like shrimp and crab have become increasingly important to industry in Newfoundland and Labrador.
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While this may be a reasonable precaution — eating shellfish does run a reasonable risk of food poisoning for anyone, especially when it comes to those consumed raw, such as oysters — this is definitively not a rule.
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With the average American consumer eating over 14 pounds of fish and shellfish every year, the fish and seafood market might become the next industry to be turned on its head by the alternative meat craze.
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Costco shoppers are reporting on social media that they have spotted quite the eye-opening item in the wholesale retailer's seafood department: huge lobster claws that look like something out of a shellfish lover's wildest dreams.
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Aquaculture farms in the Pacific Northwest—systems designed to churn out clams in large numbers—are watching clams fail to thrive, and it's an indication that young shellfish throughout the oceans are struggling to create shells.
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While the celebrants might well have feasted on wild turkey, the local diet also included fish, eels, shellfish, and a Wampanoag dish called nasaump , which the Pilgrims had adopted: boiled cornmeal mixed with vegetables and meats.
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It has become an article of faith among many women I know to eliminate some foods during pregnancy, out of concern that their children could become allergic to them: shellfish, dairy and, most of all, peanuts.
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His business specializes in shellfish caught off the Mediterranean coast, including oysters from the Camargue and mussels from Bouzigues in southern France, though fruits de mer from farther shores, like Brittany lobsters, can also be found.
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Jerez de la Frontera, Spain, $15 Dry and nutty in flavor, this lovely fino is a fine stage-setter for a meal, a partner for soups and shellfish, or an ingredient in a number of cocktails.
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That includes: Raw or unpasteurized dairy productsRaw or partially uncooked eggsRaw shellfish and seafoodDeli meatsUncooked, unwashed fruits and vegetablesFor a full list, check out the CDC&aposs report of foods that cause the most food poisoning.
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NOAA gave birth to domestic shellfish farming in the 1930s and continues to fund innovations like seaweed and land-based salmon farming, which has in turn opened up new horizons for unemployed fishermen and their children.
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"The whole world of food labeling is almost like a foreign language," said Allison A. Ososkie of Vienna, Va. Her 2-year-old son, Lincoln, is allergic to egg, milk, peanuts, tree nuts, soy and shellfish.
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Emily Osborne, a scientist in the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's ocean acidification program, with her colleagues studied the fossil record of planktonic foraminifera — tiny simple organisms which, like shellfish, build their shells from calcium carbonate.
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