Cooking Fish — Let Us Count the World’s Ways: Asia 2
Continuing our Lenten foray through fish cookery in Asia …
Category Archives: Fish
Cooking Fish — Let Us Count the World’s Ways: Africa
It’s Lent. That means fish to a lot of people, even today, despite the relaxed rules of the Church. But …
Mrs. Sherman G. Bonney on Lent and Fish
Lent used to be a far more widespread concept in American society than one might think. As Mark Kurlansky made …
A Bloody Fish Story
The price of fish is something nice — for fishmongers through the centuries, that is. And over the years, observers …
Tuna: More Than Just a Canned Wonder
Definition: tunny large sea-fish of the mackerel order, 1530, probably from M.Fr. thon (14c.), from O.Prov. ton, from L. thunnus …
Holy Mackerel!
Mackerel scales and mares’ tails Make lofty ships carry low sails. ‑Old Sailors’ Rain Warning‑ (Due to family obligations for …
Being Catty: Hey, Did You Know That Catfish Tastes OK?
(Due to family obligations for a few weeks, I’m posting some previous posts that I’ve dusted off and updated. ) …
Idylls of Cuisine #30
[A photograph, and nothing more, for silent contemplation.]
Can You Stomach It?
A continuation of our fascination with fish stomachs … The following fish tale comes from Elie Hunt, a member of …
Fish Stomachs?????
Fish Stomachs???? You might believe that fishcakes, along with fritters and croquettes, began as members of the thrifty Leftovers family. …
