Coat each sprat with the seasoned flour and, once the oil is hot, fry for a few minutes on each side until crisp and golden.
The panel first assessed the relevance of Japanese expression and then compared SPRAT questions with established performance criteria 10 11 in Japan for paediatricians and board-certified perinatal medicine physicians.
One of the smaller sprats (Sprattus sprattus phalericus), with a maximum size of 8 cm (about 3 inches), produces about 2,000 eggs; one of the biggest shads, Alosa kessleri kessleri, can produce more than 300,000 eggs; and menhaden (several species of Brevoortia) produce more than 500,000.
There would be no conflict for the Sprats to overcome or to share with kids or for kids to learn from.
Was it my lunch that offended the air, pungent with hard-boiled eggs, sprats and pickles, wrapped in a crumpled brown paper bag?
Beyond all that salmon on the first-course menu, Easter Påskbord featured assorted Swedish cheeses, Swedish ham, small Swedish sausages called prinskorv, lingonberries (in their purest form, before they're crushed up and added to sparkling water), and something called Janssons Temptation, a traditional Swedish casserole made with potatoes, onions, pickled sprats, bread crumbs, and cream.
Matyasova lured it on with sprat, but a third penguin blundered forward, joining it on the large force plate — a four-footed, two-penguin chimera.
It should be remembered that, along with sprat and mackerel, cod is one of the species most commonly fished by the European Union's fishing fleets.
They are laden with arch wordplay ("Let there be sprats to gobble the gnats"), dorm-room theology ("I believe in God, / But does God believe in me?"), and slangy rewrites of the Bible ("God said: Let there be light. / And there was light. /... And it was good, brother / And it was goddam good").
