The idea is to capture the entire essence of the fish and chip shop in one tasty snack.
"We will recreate the essence of the fishing town and will reproduce the most characteristic elements of the architecture in a space which has a similar coastline," one of the architects, Hu Zheng, told the Spanish newspaper La Vanguardia.
Examples of such products were ginseng, essence of chicken drink, fish oil, bee pollen, germ oil, swiftlet's nest drink, and botanical extracts.
Just as important is the skipper, who must adjust the line with the charges of the marlin.Frederick Forsyth, a successful thriller-writer, caught the brawny essence of big-game fishing in a recent interview with Marlin, an American big-game fishing magazine.
Le Guide Culinaire deemphasized the use of heavy sauces and leaned toward lighter fumets, which are the essence of flavor taken from fish, meat and vegetables.
They visited Polperro and Clovelly, where "most of the income now comes from tourism, but they have been able to maintain the essence of the olden days of fishing.
Aquarium trade talking points attempt to divert the issue from its essence; the aquarium trade removes millions of fish from Hawaii reefs.
It was perfect for the fish, the lemony essence of the basil deftly parting the richness of sauce and fish.
The principal essence of all Vietnamese cuisine, however, is fish sauce, nuoc mam, the country's soy sauce, its olive oil and its vinegar.
