Sentences with phrase «wild abalone»

Tasmania offers some of the most sought after cuisine in the world, from Tasmanian - grown Atlantic salmon, to wild abalone, leatherwood honey, black truffle, locally grown saffron and wasabi, beef, cheeses and organic produce.

Although abalone has been a regional staple in some parts of the country for generations, it missed the boat — so to speak — when mass marketing of seafood in the United States hit its stride because wild abalone was mostly exported to Asia back then.

Not exact matches

Because abalone in open tanks get more variety in their diet, they taste more like the abalone caught in the wild.

As in the wild, farmed shellfish (oysters, mussels, abalone) feed on plankton and / or algae and do not require fish meal in their diets.

NOAA's Southwest Fisheries Science Center raises endangered white abalone to help reestablish their populations in the wild.

KatharoSeq has already revealed new insights about the three testing sites that could help optimize how the Mars 2020 Rover is assembled, how bacteria are tracked in hospitals, and how endangered white abalone are raised and returned to the wild.

Without urgent and drastic human intervention, «the approximately 1,600 remaining white abalone in the wild would disappear by 2010.»

In September, Shangri - La Hotel Paris unveiled authentic Cantonese restaurant Shang Palace, with a 60 - dish menu, spotlighting seasonal delicacies like braised whole abalone with wild mushrooms and goose foie gras, and rare teas, including the 20 - year - old Pu - Er from Yunnan.

There's also a contemporary side of town at the Redwood Hotel Casino, where the Abalone Grill serves seasonal, locally sourced dishes, including wild - caught salmon from the Klamath River.