A fish stall at the market in Tenerife. A view that only made you want to try all the delicacies that the sea has to offer. Almost every type of seafood: mussels, clams, prawns, lobsters, scallops, octopus, scampi, fish, crabs, oysters, razor clams… We tasted: mussels, scallops, octopus and prawns; all washed down with a fresh local white wine.
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Here's where the market is located:
A fish stall at the Tenerife market – Un étal de poisson au marché de Tenerife – Un puesto de pescado en el mercado de Tenerife – Uma barraca de peixe no mercado de Tenerife – Ein Fischstand auf dem Markt von Teneriffa – Một quầy bán cá ở chợ Tenerife – 特内里费岛市场的鱼摊 – テネリフェ島市場の魚屋台
Galician scallops, the recipe. Some time ago I went to lunch in the covered market of Tenerife (first time in my life) and I tasted this dish for the first time. They are scallops au gratin and, online, I discovered that there is a Galician recipe, which I will now describe to you.
Ingredients:
– 1 clove garlic; – 1 large onion; – 1/2 cup white wine; – 1 tablespoon chopped parsley; – 2 tablespoons breadcrumbs; – 1 tablespoon sweet smoked paprika – 5 tablespoons olive oil; – Salt and pepper.
Preparation:
First make sure the scallops are clean and free of any debris. If the scallops are still attached to the shell, gently separate them. Remove any membranes or inedible parts. Then sauté with oil, garlic and chopped onions; when it starts to wilt add the paprika and white wine. Season with salt and pepper, and cook for a minute. Pour the sauce over the scallops (directly in the shells) and sprinkle them with plenty of breadcrumbs; now put them in the oven, turning on only the grill. When you see that the surface begins to brown, they are ready; you can remove them from the oven and add a drizzle of dolia oil and parsley (which I don't like so I don't add it).
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For the recipe I took inspiration from the site: spain.info.
Scallops au gratin or Galician style, the recipe – Coquilles Saint-Jacques gratinées ou à la galicienne, la recette – Vieiras gratinadas o a la gallega, la receta – Vieiras gratinadas ou à galega, a receita – Công thức làm món sò điệp au gratin hoặc kiểu Galicia – 烤扇贝或加利西亚风格，食谱 – ホタテ貝のグラタンまたはガリシア風、レシピ
Il nigiri ed il sashimi anche sulla nave da crociera. Non sono un estremo amante del sushi ma faccio una eccezione per nigiri (il pesce cruso appoggiato al riso) e sashimi (il pesce crudo). Quello che mi spaventa di più, normalmente, è il non sapere con esattezza la qualita’ e le condizioni di preparazione e consevazione del pesce fresco. Essendo io a bordo di una nave della Costa Crociere e conoscendone le ferree regole di sanità, mangio con piacere il pesce crudo a bordo quando vado al ristorante Sushino!
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La storia del sushi inizia nell’antichità, quando, duemila anni fa, la coltivazione del riso giunse in Giappone. Il sushi delle origini fu creato a Nara per conservare il pesce nel riso fermentato. Durante il periodo Muromachi si iniziò a mangiare anche il riso, oltre che il pesce, mentre nel periodo Edo l’aceto sostituì il riso fermentato. In tempi pre-moderni e moderni, il sushi è diventato una forma di fast food fortemente associata alla cultura giapponese. Continue and learn more on Wikipedia
Nigiri and sashimi also on the cruise ship – Nigiri et sashimi également sur le bateau de croisière – Nigiri y sashimi también en el crucero – Nigiri e sashimi também no navio de cruzeiro – Nigiri und Sashimi auch auf dem Kreuzfahrtschiff – Nigiri và sashimi cũng trên tàu du lịch – 握寿司和生鱼片也在游轮上 – クルーズ船でも握りや刺身
Misto di frutti di mare. Un bel piatto di crostacei e frutti di mare con, al centro, una bella aragosta.
It is medium-large in size with an average length of 20–40 cm and a maximum of 50 cm and a weight of up to 8 kg. The body is sub-cylindrical in shape, covered by an armor that changes several times during growth to recreate a new one. The carapace is divided into two parts - the cephalothorax (anterior part) and the abdomen (posterior part) - with a reddish-brown to purple-brown color and is covered with conical spines. The abdomen is made up of 6 mobile segments, and is equipped with a tiny stinger. Continue and learn more on Wikipedia.
