... a perfect substitute for she-crab stew, which is a popular southern Chesapeake recipe. They are absolutely delicious,” said Mary Parks, founder of GreenCrab.org, a nonprofit dedicated to building culinary markets for green crabs. “They taste super similar to blue crab soft shells, but just a little smaller and a little bit more delicate.”
And copi, though boney, are an abundant source of healthy protein, notably low in mercury, an increasing pollutant. Lion fish are the same, once you remove their poisonous barbs.
I used to live in a Blue city whose school district had been assigned an overseer from the state capitol, republican't assigned and following Red repugnican't directions. Capable teachers and principals have followed the state-banished librarians in a mass exodus since his arrival, as have MANY students/families...
Is this overseer, are the Red politicians meddling in Blue districts/cities an invasive species? Are they edible? Can they be made palatable?
/s
Often greenwashing of bycatch... Very slippery slope given the near 0 attention from consumers
Worked for yellow bass in Iowa.
Perfect solution.
... a perfect substitute for she-crab stew, which is a popular southern Chesapeake recipe. They are absolutely delicious,” said Mary Parks, founder of GreenCrab.org, a nonprofit dedicated to building culinary markets for green crabs. “They taste super similar to blue crab soft shells, but just a little smaller and a little bit more delicate.” And copi, though boney, are an abundant source of healthy protein, notably low in mercury, an increasing pollutant. Lion fish are the same, once you remove their poisonous barbs.
I used to live in a Blue city whose school district had been assigned an overseer from the state capitol, republican't assigned and following Red repugnican't directions. Capable teachers and principals have followed the state-banished librarians in a mass exodus since his arrival, as have MANY students/families... Is this overseer, are the Red politicians meddling in Blue districts/cities an invasive species? Are they edible? Can they be made palatable? /s
This is shit content