Sentence examples for cooked shellfish from inspiring English sources

You can choose from "Taste Ticklers" (oysters and lumps of parmesan), from "Pig" (pork sausage, salami, rillette, terrine and ham), "Plancha" (cooked shellfish, fish and game), "Raw" (beef and salad), "Slow Cook" and "Pudding and Cheese".

Over the course of a leisurely three-hour dinner, marked by attentive service, we enjoyed the rustic eggplant caponata; artichoke soup enriched with speck and serro cheese; piquant, snowy-fleshed snapper arrabiata; brodetto stocked with perfectly cooked shellfish; and lamb chops huddled with sweet peas, morels, patty-pan squash, stellette pasta and red wild rice.

If you take raw and partly cooked shellfish out of the equation, the risk of falling ill from eating seafood is 1 in 2 million servings, the government calculated some years back; by comparison, the risk from eating chicken is 1 in 25,000.

They cooked shellfish, too.

Properly cooked shellfish is a wonderful thing.

It has been known for more than a century that consumption of raw or insufficiently cooked shellfish can be associated with infectious diseases.

Bring to a boil just to cook shellfish.

However, the presence of algal toxins and chemical pollutants in some seafood products, and exposure to microbial contaminants (such as Vibrio bacteria and Noroviruses) as a result of the consumption of raw and even cooked molluscan shellfish remain a concern [ 14, 15].

Tips for home cooks: Shellfish safety Choosing Buy seafood from a reputable source and make sure it reaches your fridge quickly.

And I wouldn't cook a shellfish stock for more than an hour, even less with fish, otherwise your beautiful, translucent stock runs the risk of clouding excessively.

It was set up by fisherman John Ogden, who used to cook the shellfish from these waters – the crabs and lobsters and scallops and, best of all, the langoustines – for his crewmates while out at sea, and concluded there would be a market for what he did on dry land.