slice of life essays
SeafoodladyOrlando is not a typical food blog. While I share the same passions as other food bloggers, I differ in that I dish about the love of seafood and other fishy business. For instance, seafood topics, [...]
Queen Conch Marathon, Florida Pronounced “konk,” this large salt-water gastropod drags itself along the seabed with the help of its big, edible muscular foot. Queen conch, pictured [...]
In my effort to bring you the most up-to-date-seafood-info-ever, I developed a new blog series, Monthly Recap. The format is easy to follow and easy to read. In fact I've found that [...]
(All photos, slogans and recipes property of Alaska Seafood Marketing Institute.) Alaska Seafood Marketing Institute created a fish-tastic new App for their CookItFrozen program. Stay tuned as I dish about this [...]
The month of November is practically gone and I've been hard pressed to spend a few precious minutes dishing my favorite subject: seafood. I know that seafood usually goes to [...]
If you’ve done any shopping lately at (insert your store here), you’re probably as frustrated as I am. You have your grocery list, forty minutes (which includes drive time), three [...]
You know that DNA is used to fight crime, right? But did you know the same DNA testing techniques are used to fight seafood fraud, mis-labeling and species substitution? One of my first blog [...]
My Florida Food Blog Friend, Katie, over at Katie's Cucina offered this Fish On Friday Flounder picture. Her hubby has been fishing a lot lately (yes, I'm jealous) and from the [...]
Of the 30K plus seafood species in the ocean, I never would have thought I'd like a species called Horse Mackerel or Aji. It just doesn't sound appetizing. Not only [...]
THREE BLONDES FISHING Three blondes are sitting by the side of a river holding fishing poles with the lines in the water. A Game Warden [...]
Oysters, Clams and Mussels This is a perfect picture of what to look for when you're shopping for fresh seafood: Shellfish buried in ice.
