seafood

Bittman Chews on Conservation

Posted by emily | Monday, November 17, 2008 at 4:03pm
mark bittman

I've been checking NY Times' food writer Mark Bittman's blog, Bitten, and watching his short, entertaining Minimalist cooking videos for a while now -- and I've never noticed anything from him about marine conservation. So I was pleasantly surprised to see his piece, A Seafood Snob Ponders the Future of Fish, in the Times this weekend.

Categories: Miscellaneous, Overfishing, Pop Culture | Keywords: bitten blog, cod, mark bittman, minimalist, orange roughy, salmon, seafood, snobbery, the future of fish

The EPA's Fish Kids

Posted by emily | Wednesday, August 6, 2008 at 7:52pm

Ok, I can't resist -- one more seafood post today.

The EPA has a new web site, Fish Kids, to teach kids about mercury in seafood. There are animated games and stories that drive home the lessons to watch out for mercury.

My favorite part? It's all about the adventures of the Fisher family... which happens to be the last name of yours truly.

Categories: Seafood Contamination | Keywords: animated games and stories, EPA, fisher family, kids, mercury in fish, seafood

Crab Cake Confessions

Posted by emily | Thursday, July 10, 2008 at 8:52pm
crab cakes

All right, I was going to keep it a secret, but I think I just need to get this off my chest:
over the July 4th weekend, I made crab cakes. And they weren't exactly sustainable.

Categories: Miscellaneous | Keywords: big oak drive in, confessions, crab cakes, emerald isle, maine avenue fish market, memories, morehead city, north carolina, seafood, seafood guide, unsustainable
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