Ever wondered how to make the ‘best’ decision when it comes to buying fish to eat, either at home or at a restaurant? Well, here is a really great site that helps you to do so. You can print a cheat sheet to take with you, or if you are so inclined, the list is available by texting on your cell phone. Woot.
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1 user commented in " One Fish, Two Fish, the Best Fish, for Your Dish "
Follow-up comment rss or Leave a TrackbackThe Monterey Bay Aquarium does it again! That is quite the comprehensive listing of seafood recommendations. The biggest surprise for me was that farmed salmon should be avoided in favor of wild-caught due to the dubious practices and waste involved with salmon farming. For most other seafood that I looked at, the farmed variety is normally good or best (interestingly they say to avoid imported caviar–The Caviar House in Geneva which sells exclusively European and Iranian caviar would disagree with this).