Sentences with phrase «offal from»

The fishermen soon noticed that the offal from cleaning fish was attracting Nurse Sharks and several Southern Sting Rays.

It is a powder obtained by rendering and crushing whole fish, bones and offal from processed fish.

You are considerably safer getting fresh hides and offal from cattle that passed USDA inspection - if you can find them.

It is powder made by rendering and grinding both whole fish and the bones and offal from processed fish.

Not exact matches

As the sun sinks below the cobblestoned horizon, prepare to be bathed in the golden glow of this romantic, set - menu pasta spot, where chef Michele Farnesi rotates his unique dishes frequently, from ravioli with prawns and leeks, to linguini with mackerel and herbs, to rigatoni with pigeon offal.

Now researchers at KTH Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm have developed a process to extract valuable biomolecules from this offal which could be used as antioxidants, prebiotics and even food packaging material.

Offal is particularly concentrated in bioavailable forms of vital nutrients including zinc, iron and B vitamins, alongside specialty nutrients that are difficult to obtain from other foods:

One of the of the earliest and grisliest scenes in «Tale of Tales,» a fitfully entrancing English - language fantasy from the Italian writer - director Matteo Garrone, is what you might call an offal sight: A queen (played by a severe - looking Salma Hayek)...

It's just from the «offal» Q10 exactly the same with the Z10.

The rendering industry utilizes packinghouse offal, meat processing waste, restaurant waste and animal tissues from other sources including animals that have died otherwise than by slaughter.

While most people who feed raw pet food, buy fresh meat from suppliers and add a percentage of vegetables, offal etc, this can be time - consuming, confusing if you are not familiar with the ratios involved and simply not feasible if you are travelling or your pet is staying with someone else.

Low - quality meat by - product formulas derive protein from bone, connective tissue and offal, delivering the lowest acceptable amount of protein.

I asked if I should give my younger dog joint supplements and the said he should get what he needs from puppy food, I told them I feed him raw meat, bone and offal diet but they insisted its unbalanced and needs rice or pasta and vegetables.

Independent plants obtain animal by - product materials, including grease, blood, feathers, offal, and entire animal carcasses, from the following sources: butcher shops, supermarkets, restaurants, fast - food chains, poultry processors, slaughterhouses, farms, ranches, feedlots, and animal shelters.»

The FDA says:...» The rendering industry utilizes packinghouse offal, meat processing waste, restaurant waste and animal tissues from other sources including animals that have died otherwise than by slaughter.»

From excrement to innards, «It's Offal» looks at the work of artists who have chosen to explore what lies within.

Aside from one video work, Mary Reid Kelley's «This Is Offal» (2015 — 16), which is tucked away in its own screening room, there are no bodies on display in Gray Matter.

You co-curated a wonderfully researched and presented group show called «It's Offal» in December 2016 at ArthouSE1 in London, featuring historic as well as contemporary artworks by 29 artists, from Hermann Nitsch, Piero Manzoni and Helen Chadwick to early career artists such as Nils Alix - Tabling, Jane Hayes Greenwood and Nicholas Hatfull, exploring what lies within — from excrement to innards.

Click here to see how the Blacksmith Institute, a group focused on pollution hot spots in poor places, is working with an organization in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, to stanch the flow of offal and waste from a slaughterhouse into the Msimbazi River.

It points to the current use of this process at a Conagra turkey processing facility in Carthage, Missouri, where a «20 million commercial - scale facility» is beginning to convert turkey offal into «a variety of useful products, from fertilizer to low - sulfur diesel fuel» at a potential average cost of «about 72 cents per gallon.»

The Commission notes, however, that biodiesel is generally «compatible with existing distribution infrastructure» and outlines the potential of a newer process («thermal depolymerization») that produces renewable diesel without the above disadvantages, from «animal offal, agricultural residues, municipal solid waste, sewage, and old tires».

Only by growing some food for yourself can you become acquainted with the beautiful energy cycle that revolves from soil to seed to flower to fruit to food to offal to decay, and around again.

Just for context, that is a paper that in late 2005 ran a story about me leading a Big Oil - funded global conspiracy against the Kyoto Protocol — not true, but I am willing to listen to offers — based on a cobbling of unrelated offal - smeared papers taken from my trash and given them by the dumpster divers of Greenpeace.

The use of the word «offal» is quoted from one of my wife's company founders.

While it is known that offal flows from the top, So doth respect, knowledge and integrity, And that maketh our office the best in the land.