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Why Seafood in Winter is a Great Idea and Delicious Dish Ideas
Ryan Nienaber

When the winter chill sets in, many people turn to hearty stews and roasts to keep warm. But did you know that seafood can be a fantastic choice for winter meals? Here’s why enjoying seafood in the colder months is beneficial, along with some tasty dish ideas to try.  Why Seafood in Winter? Rich in Nutrients: Seafood is packed with essential nutrients like omega-3 fatty acids, vitamin D, and protein. These nutrients help boost your immune system, which is especially important during the winter months when colds and flu are more common. Comforting and Light: Unlike heavier meats, seafood can...
10 Tips To Keeping Your Seafood Fresh in Warm Weather
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Ryan Nienaber

As the summer sun warms up, there's nothing quite like enjoying fresh seafood. But warm weather can make storing seafood a bit tricky. Don't worry – with a few simple tips, you can keep your catch fresh and delicious.  Get It Cold Fast As soon as you get your seafood, make sure to chill it quickly. If you’re fishing, bring a cooler with ice to store your catch right away. If you’re buying from a market, ask for ice to keep your seafood cold until you get home or, keep a cooler box in the boot of your car....
The Mystery of Pumpkin-Colored Swordfish: A Delight for Seafood Lovers!
Ryan Nienaber

Have you ever heard of pumpkin-coloured swordfish? Yup, you got it right – these rare beauties are a treat to see and taste! So, why do some fish, like salmon and trout, have orange meat? It's all about the oil in their flesh that gives them those vibrant colours. But when it comes to swordfish, it gets even more fascinating. Some swordfish develop an orange tint in their flesh because they eat a lot of shrimp and other prey. These special swordfish are called pumpkin swordfish and are really sought after for their unique colour and flavour, which can fetch...
Exploring the Diversity of Tuna: A Guide to Different Types
Ryan Nienaber

Tuna, the mighty fish of the ocean, encompasses a diverse array of species, each with its unique characteristics and culinary applications. From the petite Skipjack to the colossal Bluefin, let's dive into the world of tuna and discover what makes each type special. Skipjack Tuna The Skipjack, the smallest member of the tuna family, typically weighs between one and five kilograms. Found predominantly in the Pacific Ocean's tropical and subtropical waters, Skipjack tuna are highly sought after for their fast growth rate and sustainability. Harvested primarily using pole and line methods, Skipjack tuna is an environmentally conscious choice. It's commonly...
Explore the fascinating world of two oceanic superstars: yellowtail and yellowfin tuna!
Ryan Nienaber

You're sitting at your favourite sushi spot, eagerly reading the menu, when you spot two tantalising options – yellowtail and yellowfin tuna. They may seem similar at first glance, but oh my, there's a whole world of difference waiting to be discovered! Let's start with the basics. Yellowtail, also known as the Japanese amberjack, is a sleek and elegant fish belonging to the genus Seriola. With its distinctive yellow stripe and pink to deep white flesh, it's a sight to behold both on the plate and in the water. On the other hand, we have the yellowfin tuna, a true...