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Skriven 2012-08-28 11:11:00 av MICHAEL LOO (1:123/140)
     Kommentar till en text av JIM WELLER
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 JW> Things may have changed but the last time I looked, using CO to
 JW> redden fish and meat was illegal in Canada, Japan and the EU but
 JW> legal in the USA, if labelled, and commonly done in China without
 JW> labelling.

That's China for you. The justification for its being legal in
the US revolves around the fact that color is not the only
indicator of spoilage, the more salient one being rotten stench.
But I figure when much food is sold under plastic wrap, this
reasoning is bogus.

 JW> A Steelhead is a rainbow trout that migrates to the sea before
 JW> returning to fresh water to spawn. They tend to be larger than their
 JW> fresh water cousins.
 ML> is also somewhere between the two in color
 JW> They get that from the salt water crustaceans in their diet. 

We have landlocked and riverine rainbow trout. The ones in
streams, are they necessarily anadromous? If so, the secondary
question is how the landlocked ones reproduce.

 ML> we figured we were honor bound to
 ML> give the prize (whatever it was, bragging rights or
 ML> something) to the tastier one, even though it was
 ML> really ugly
 JW> Good call.

It would be hard to justify Mr. nonvisual here giving a pretty
but tasteless dish the prize over an ugly but tasty one.

Absolut Newton's first law
cat: booze, looks pretty nasty
servings: 1

2 parts Absolut Cherry Kran
1/2 part orange liqueur
1 ds plum bitters
lemon juice tt
lime juice tt
2 splashes cranberry juice

Combine and serve in martini glass rimmed with 
orange zest and sugar.

Rebecca Newton in Stuff@Night 9-10-2012
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