"The trouble always is," explains James Bond to his female companion, "not how to get enough caviar, but how to get enough toast with it." That might have been true in 1953, when 007 was getting his ...
‘Tis the season for — among many other traditions, customs and family rituals — eating caviar. For the uninitiated, caviar is not just “fish eggs”: it’s a salt-cured roe of the family Acipenseridae, ...
Caviar was once the food of kings and czars — and for a sturgeon, it meant death. But a new technique of massaging the ripe eggs from a female sturgeon — without killing or even cutting the fish open— ...
PIERSON — It may be clear sailing now for a Volusia County fish farm trying to be the first American facility to raise and sell the world’s most expensive caviar. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service ...
Learn more about the “Got To Be NC” Competition Dining Series, including Fire in the Triangle, June 11–July 24 in Raleigh. It’s noon at Crippen’s Country Inn and Restaurant in Blowing Rock, where two ...
Caviar, better associated with chilly climates, is breaking into Southeast Asia's fine-dining scene thanks to an innovative farm in Thailand. - Copyright AFP Lillian ...
This is a fish tale like no other. Beluga caviar, the coveted “black gold” harvested from sturgeon of the Caspian Sea for centuries and prized by Russian czars and the kings of ancient Persia, may ...
Russian fish won't be making caviar in Louisiana after all. This week, the Louisiana House's Natural Resources Committee voted down the farming of non-native sterlet sturgeon. The Eurasian species, ...
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