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I can answer questions regarding the preparation of seafood as well as most general culinary questions.
I've been in the seafood retail and restaurant trade for 38 years. I owned my own restaurant for 22 years (150 seats, 2 locations) as well as a catering operation.
Past member of American Culinary Federation
Seafood Leader Magazine
Johnson & Wales University, N. Miami, Florida, Associates in Science, Culinary Arts.
Previously Certified Executive Chef (expired), ACF Competition Medalist
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Hi fatima, My specialty is fish and seafood, but I will try to help as much as I can. A microwave is not the best piece of equipment to bake or grill. A microwave is best suited for re-heating foods
Crab legs should be cooked all the way through when you buy them - legally you can't sell raw crab legs. I wouldn't keep them longer than 2 days in the refrigerator. As with all seafood, the sooner you
Hi David, I call the white stuff "fat" but apparently it's called "protein exudate". A couple of remedies are; dry the fish very well with paper towels before cooking; don't salt the fish until after
Hi Darlene, I think that you could probably get away with using imitation lobster in a bisque. If it were in lobster salad or a lobster main course, then I would advise against it. With bisque, it's
I would go with what you like to eat. Price is sometimes an indicator of quality, but not always. I've seen excellent quality and poor quality of all fish at all different prices. Make sure the fish

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