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Eel
The Disappearing Dish
There are over 800 species of eel, both freshwater and marine. But most groups have seen their stocks shrink to critical levels...
Barramundi
The Wizard Of Oz
The Asian sea bass, better known as the barramundi, is finding a niche at good restaurants throughout the region, where its...
Scallops
Buttery, Delicious, And Surprisingly Easy To Cook
Scallops, the saltwater clams, are found in all of the world's oceans and are characterised by having two...
Snapper
The Chef’s Home BBQ Choice?
An exotic fish with a sweet, firm, white, textured flesh, there are many varieties of snapper and all are found...
Squid
Calamari, An Unalloyed Delight
Like all other cephalopods, squid are strong swimmers and some species, like the very popular Japanese flying squid of the Pacific...
Salmon
A Tribute From The Tributaries
Salmon are native to tributaries of the North Atlantic and Pacific oceans. The name comes from the Latin salmo, which...
Octopus
A Delicacy From The Deep
Prepared in a variety of ways, octopus is a common food found in many South American, Mediterranean and Asian cultures....
Prawns
What’s In A Name?
The term prawn is the common name for large swimming crustaceans or shrimp, especially those with commercial and culinary significance. With...
Urchin
The Hedgehog Of The Seas
The ubiquitous sea urchin is found in the polar seas, along shallow tropical shorelines and in the depths of the...
Caviar
The Roe of The Sturgeon
Fish roes are used in both modern and traditional cuisines, but the traditional way of eating caviar, the unfertilized salt-cured...