Sentence examples for shellfish meat from inspiring English sources

But more elegant shellfish, meat, noodles and vegetable dishes are equally astonishing for their authenticity and flavor.

Only men in white aprons and chef hats manage the many stalls of the night market, known for its shellfish, meat kebabs, fruit, freshly pressed sugarcane juice and, of course, the local Zanzibar pizza.

Although a true clambake relies on wood for its heat source, the cooking technique is not grilling but steaming: in a sizable pit, a huge wood fire heats a great pile of stones, which in turn sizzle a large bed of seaweed, which produces enough steam to cook piles of shellfish, meat and vegetables.

Taken together, the cultural evidence strongly suggested that ancient Peruvian fishers had camped on the ridges, possibly year-round, eating shellfish meat and tossing away millions of shells.

In the United States, there is a regulatory limit of 80 µg/g of saxitoxin equivalent in shellfish meat.

The detection limit for brevetoxins in spiked oysters was 2.5 microg/100 g shellfish meat.

According to the Web site mayoclinic.com, "Vitamin B12 is an essential water soluble vitamin that is commonly found in a variety of foods such as fish, shellfish, meats and dairy products".

So OS-IA will be widely applicable to detect PSP toxins in shellfish meats and in drinking water.

There is a need for accurate detection and prediction of K. brevis blooms, including rapid and inexpensive monitoring of both water and shellfish meats to ensure the safety of shellfish harvested for human consumption.

This is found naturally in a wide variety of animal foods including organ meats (beef liver), shellfish (clams), meat, poultry, eggs, milk and other dairy foods, some breakfast cereals and nutritional yeasts.

WHAT WE LIKE Pata negra ham, grilled sardines, endive-and-orange salad, lobster timbale; shellfish paella, meat paella, lamb chops and lamb burger; apple and rosemary tart, chocolate-and-orange mousse, churros.