An art so ancient yet so new to the human race is the art of the kitchen. All nations without any exception, old or new, large or small, have given and give their valuable help for the further expansion of the art of the kitchen, or as we are used to call it, the art of cooking. One of the most important factors that influences as a safeguard for a person's health and his abilities to work, is food. Food is the basis of life, an energy source without which life would not be possible. It is indispensable that a person's food should contain all of those nutrients that are needed for our organism, such as: proteins, fat, carbohydrates, vitamins, mineral salts and ferments. Every time I cook, I do my best not to lose the food's …show more content…
The eye is blurred and without color. The skin becomes green almost in black. Whole, fresh, and unshelled shrimps can be kept for approximately two days in the refrigerator and one month in the freezer. To keep them fresh, rinse the shrimps well in cold water, drain them and put them in the refrigerator in an airtight container. Fresh shrimps can be kept in a 4°C/39°F refrigerator for two to three days or in a -18°C/0°F freezer for one month. Cooked shrimps can be kept in a 4°C/39°F refrigerator for two to three days or a -18°C/0°F freezer for six months to one year. If we want to keep the shrimps alive, we should put them in a bucket of water. The water should be changed daily. This way we can guarantee their freshness and taste. Before the shrimps are cooked, they should be washed with a lot of water. The frontal shell should be taken off (with this shell we can make sauce). If we want we can take off both the shell and the tail. Carefully we take off the intestine which is located in the back. We start at the place of the detachment from the shell until in the end of the tail. However, first we mark it with the knife and then take if off with the tip of it being very cautious not to cut it. After that, we wash them very fast with cold water and then we put them in salty hot water (you can put as much salt as you like). This action
Cover and cook again for 5 minutes. Next add the fresh seasoned shrimp and boil. When the shrimp turns pink and plump it’s finally ready
AP Biology Lab Report: How the Amount of Motor Oil Affects Hatching Viability of Brine Shrimp Eggs
There are numerous variables that impact hatching rate such as the salinity levels of the habitat as the cyst would not hatch if the salinity was not ideal. If the conditions were not correct, the cysts remain dried and surrounded by a thick shell until ready to develop which can be up to 50 years. Once the conditions are met, the cyst takes approximately 36 hours until the shrimp is released; from there, the adolescent can produce up to 500 nauplii. The salt concentration, when too high, impacts hatching as osmosis cannot occur correctly. The water outside the shell would have a higher
Neither life nor culture can be sustained without food. On a very basic level, food is fundamentally essential for life, not simply to exist, but also to thrive. A means by which carbohydrates, fats, proteins, vitamins, nutrients, and calories are introduced into the body, food is a mechanism of survival. However, on a more abstract level, food is also fundamentally essential for culture by establishing its perimeters and dimensions and in shaping its authenticity and character. Food becomes the
The purpose of this lab was to answer the question, “Of the saline solutions of 0%, 0.5%, 1%, 1.5%, and 2% sodium chloride (NaCl), which solution will yield the highest hatching viability for the brine shrimp?” The hypothesis was that the saline solution most precise to the concentration of NaCl in seawater, which is approximately 3.5%, will yield the highest hatching viability. Therefore, the 2% NaCl solution will yield the highest hatching viability.
Brine Shrimp start out at something called cysts which you can buy all over the world and it takes only one night in water for them to hatch into the Brine Shrimp. At a maximum length, Brine Shrimp only get up to a little over 1 centimeter which is perfect size for fish around 10 centimeters. I thought that growing the Brine Shrimp was one of the most interesting things that I did while I was there.
The process for reheating coconut shrimp is very similar to that of reheating the calamari strips. Preheat the over to 375 degree Fahrenheit. The biggest difference is that you need to cook them for about fifteen minutes instead of ten minutes. Be sure to flip them about halfway through the cooking process to ensure that they are cooked on both sides.
c) Enough crawfish to feed your hungry guests… A good rule of thumb is to purchase approximately 4-5 lbs of live crawfish per person.
The water in the hot bag was approximately 65° Celsius. We allowed the shrimp to move about for 30 minutes because we had the time. Every 10 minutes we replaced the hot water in the bag with fresh hot water because it was slowly cooling down. After the 30 minutes were up we closed the clamps and removed the hot and cold bags from the tubing and counted the number of shrimp in each section and recorded our results. We did not count any dead shrimp because that condition would obviously not be a condition they could survive in. In this part of the lab we measured the temperature of water from each section and recorded that number also. We did this by simply pouring the water from each section into 4 different test tubes and placing a thermometer in each.
It’s almost Mardi Gras time, and we can’t think of a way we like to celebrate better than a big old crawfish boil (or crayfish, or crawdads, or mudbugs, or whatever you call them). These tiny, freshwater crustaceans are basically tiny lobsters, but that doesn’t stop them from perplexing people from outside Fat Tuesday’s homeland year after year.
The development of A. salina will be unfavorable if exposed to too much ethyl alcohol. Treatment two and three have more ethanol alcohol than treatment one and more brine shrimp died when put into more ethanol alcohol. Since the viability was less than the viability in treatment one, the hypothesis was supported. Treatment four was the constant and had no ethanol alcohol which less cysts died when compared to treatment two and three, but when compared to treatment one, more had died,
Glucosamine can be synthesized for commercial use from crab, lobster, or shrimp shells (Ghosh, Smith, and Wells, 1992). Those with allergies to shellfish need not worry, because the allergy is to the meat, not the shell (http://webmd.lycos.com/content/article/1707.50223). In the making of the supplemental tablets, glucosamine is combined with sulfate or hydrochloride. The recommended dosage is usually between 1000 and 2000 milligrams a day, and glucosamine is often taken in conjunction with chondroitin, which is shown to enhance treatment results. (http://webmd.lycos.com/content/article/1677.57489).
Food, has a specific meaning to all of us; for some it is a form of nourishment, for others it is a cultural act,
Given the changes in Red Lobster’s strategy over the past few years and the surprising ability to attract new, “experiential” customers, it our recommendation that they modify their strategy to focus on pursuing this type of clientele. We will go into further detail momentarily; however, the reason for focusing on the experiential customer group is that Red Lobster has the opportunity to increase revenue and net operating income at each restaurant by 20% or more. Granted, these are enormous gains and it will take a few years to realize their full potential, but for the reasons laid out below, we believe these gains are a realistic possibility.
We should Exhibit 6 with Exhibit 7, beacuse the last one considers an inflation of 11%; also Exhibit 8 can help us to obtain the Rm and Rf.