Fish are also braised, as in a dish called hraime, in which fish such as grouper (better known in Israel by its Arabic name lokus) or halibut is prepared in a sauce with hot pepper and other spices for Rosh Hashanah, Passover and the Sabbath by North African Jews.
Imagine a world in which fish are getting more and more difficult to find.
He and his colleagues designed a clear plastic box with thin tubes in which fish could be placed.
And, in When the Rain Stops Falling, Andrew Bovell depicts a future in which fish for dinner has become an unimaginable luxury.
On another floor, they are experimenting with new forms of aquaponic technology in which fish, vegetables and herbs are cultivated using the same water.
This report in which FISH and aCGH were used to more comprehensively characterize the genomic rearrangement in a patient with clinical manifestations of 9p duplication syndrome underscores the importance of further characterizing cytogenetically detected rearrangements.
During the Middle Ages a piscina was a pool or tank in which fish were stored by monastic communities, for whose members fish was a staple item of diet.
Often an antonym of win, seen online in forms like "Full of win!" which means, "It's good!" FISH PEDICURE A cosmetic procedure in which fish eat the dead skin off the feet.
The ground floor contains a smart open-plan kitchen and sitting area, scattered with art debris and a large tank in which fish swim among a selection of rubbish, including false teeth, a model shark and an old beer bottle.
Fish stocks began to dwindle in the 1990s and "have just collapsed" since 2006, said Chief Kotok, who is considering the possibility of fish farming, in which fish would be fed in a penned area of a lake.
Some other methods are dying out: stake nets, fixed to the bottom throughout the season; haul seines, in which fish are trapped rather than entangled; and fyke nets, cone-shaped smaller nets mostly used to catch herring.
