Sentence examples for this shellfish from inspiring English sources
Think of this shellfish dish as a full-size shrimp cocktail and a full-size lobster cocktail for $5.50 each because that's what it is, five firm, husky shrimp and a large hill of sweet lobster meat.
Minor evidence of human exploitation is observable in this shellfish assemblage, although changes in predation pressure may have allowed shellfish populations to recover.
Because this shellfish can easily be turned into a delicious meal that, yes, even you can make.
Although this shellfish is either loved or hated, it is believed to have strong aphrodisiac qualities which help to improve sexual stimulation.
An old adage that amuses the UK fishing industry insiders is this: "All the shellfish we catch here gets sold abroad to be fed back to British tourists when they're on holiday in Spain".
In spite of its unpromising exterior, the revulsion its contents often inspire and the almost barbaric method we have of ingesting it, this humble shellfish has managed to capture the human imagination like no other edible in nature.
It's aimed at getting us all to eat more native grub – meaning fresh peas, forced rhubarb and, in this episode, shellfish from our own bountiful coastline and beef from rare-breed cattle (the irony of course being that only by eating more rare-breed meat can we ensure that the breeds become more commercially viable and consequently less rare. Modern life sure is confusing).
"But before you say, 'I told you so,' consider this: Eating shellfish, cutting your sideburns and getting tattoos were equally prohibited by ancient religious law".
Using this method shellfish are deemed fit for consumption based on a regulatory limit, which in Europe is 800 μg of PSP toxins per kg of shellfish meat, a level which has been established for the prevention of acute poisoning (European Commission 2004).
Make sure nobody is distracting you from eating this yummy shellfish.
Only fish that have fins and scales are kosher (this means shellfish is not allowed).
