2016年3月24日 星期四

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"I tell people — even though it sounds cheesy — it changed my life. It really did," said Sarah Serrano, who participated in the weeklong Warrior-Scholar program last summer at the University of Southern California.




I prefer red wine with paella, whether it has fish or not. I also like a dry fino sherry with mackerel and for a very special treat champagne with oysters. But why limit the rule to just fish? What about meat or vegetables? And of course that perennial dinner party course-the cheese board?

我喜歡用紅酒配西班牙什錦飯﹐無論里頭有沒有海鮮﹔還喜歡用菲諾幹型雪莉酒(fino sherry)配鯖魚﹐用一款精品香檳配生蠔。不過﹐為什麼白葡萄酒一定要限於配海鮮呢?難道就不能配肉類或蔬菜嗎?還有那道晚宴上必不可少的經典菜肴──奶酪拼盤(cheese board)?


mackerel Consumption of mackerel has grown rapidly in recent years

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The Marine Conservation Society (MCS) has downgraded mackerel from its list of fish suitable to eat.
The society says that international arguments about quotas mean it is no longer a sustainable choice.


Who's the big cheese around here?

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MEXICO CITY, Dec. 24 Mexicans awoke this holiday morn to see the reigning Miss Sinaloa 2008 on the front page of almost every newspaper in the country. But it wasn't the cheesecake photo of the beauty queen Laura Elena Zúñiga in a red bikini that was so startling on Christmas Eve. It was the...
(By William Booth, The Washington Post)

cheesecake

n.
  1. A cake made of sweetened cottage cheese or cream cheese, eggs, milk, sugar, and flavorings.
  2. Informal. Photographs of minimally attired women.

cheese3 (chēzpronunciation
n. Slang.
An important person. Often used in the phrase big cheese.
[Perhaps from Urdu chīz, thing, from Persian, from Old Persian *ciš-ciy, something.]

paella


音節
pa • el • la
発音
pɑːéijlə, pɑːjélə
paellaの変化形
paellas (複数形)
[名]パエリヤ, パエジャ:米・肉・魚貝類・野菜のスペイン風炊きこみごはん.

 mackerel
 鯖魚,又名青花魚,是一種很常見的可食用魚類,出沒於西太平洋大西洋的海岸附近,喜群居。

 
南方澳的地理 南方澳的漁獲 鯖魚小百科

 

 臺灣的漁業分遠洋、近海、沿岸及養殖四大漁業。

南 方澳漁港是臺灣東部最大的漁港,除具有天然的優

良條 件外,並有黑潮洋流經由菲律賓往北流經臺灣東

部水域 ,更由於黑潮帶來的湧昇流和大陸沿岸流的匯

集,造成 臺灣東部沿岸經年有表層性洄流魚類,例如

近海的鯖、 鰹、鰆魚等魚類與外洋性的鯊、旗、鮪魚等大型魚類,在東部海域依不同季節洄遊,

漁業資源豐富。南方澳漁港的漁獲仍以鯖、鯊、鬼頭刀等為大宗。尤其鯖魚的年產量約三萬公噸,

約佔全漁 港漁獲量60%。 一年中除七、八 月或因颱風季節海 況不穩定等因素, 其單月產量較少外

,全年皆 有漁獲,每年仍以四、五、十月份是鯖魚盛產期。    

 早在1923年南方澳開闢第一漁港就有從事鯖魚一支釣漁業,1950年由日本引進巾著網後,突破了

傳 統漁法,1997年更引進日式大型圍網更取代了早期巾著網,近年來又有扒網〈三腳虎〉漁業的加

入 ,使全年鯖魚的產量維持在四萬公噸左右,佔蘇澳區全年產量八萬多公噸 的一半左右,而南方

澳地區全年漁獲更佔全臺灣的 90%

以上,而且鯖魚漁業有其歷史的淵

源,雖然年代不同及漁獲方式有所

變遷, 但南方澳賴以維生的鯖魚,

終年不斷,綿延不絕,因此南方澳

有「鯖魚之 鄉」的美譽。


Dispute means mackerel is no longer catch of the day

mackerel Consumption of mackerel has grown rapidly in recent years

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The Marine Conservation Society (MCS) has downgraded mackerel from its list of fish suitable to eat.
The society says that international arguments about quotas mean it is no longer a sustainable choice.
It says that mackerel should now be eaten only occasionally and consumers should instead eat herrings or sardines.
But UK fishermen say the downgrading is premature and could be counterproductive.
Mackerel has become increasingly popular in recent years, thanks in part to greater awareness of the health benefits associated with eating oily fish. It has also been endorsed by several celebrity chefs.
Go west

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It is now rated as a fish to eat only occasionally - it is not rated as one to avoid”
Bernadette Clarke Marine Conservation Society
But as the interest in the species has increased, the fish itself has been on the move. Once found mainly in the north east Atlantic, in recent years the fish have tended to head north west towards Iceland and the Faroe Isles following their prey of squid and crustaceans.
Because it is found in greater quantities in their waters, the Icelandic and Faroese fishing industries have unilaterally decided to vastly increase the amount of the species that they catch.
This has upset Scottish fishermen for whom mackerel is a critical stock, with £164m landed in 2011. The EU and Norway are also involved in the dispute over quotas which so far has proved intractable in negotiations.
The impasse has spurred the Marine Conservation Society into action. It has now removed mackerel from its "fish to eat" list.
"At the moment, the stock biomass according to the scientific data is above the levels that is recommended, however the number of fish being removed is above the target and too high," MCS fisheries officer Bernadette Clarke told BBC News.
mackerel on the counter The Marine Conservation Society now says that mackerel should only be eaten occasionally
"The stock is good for now but it is currently declining. It is now rated as a fish to eat only occasionally - it is not rated as one to avoid," she said.
Benedikt Jonsson, the Icelandic ambassador to the UK, issued a statement last year saying that his country has worked for years to get an agreement on mackerel fishing.
"We have repeatedly offered proposals that sustain the mackerel population and ensure a fair outcome for all countries," he said.
"Unfortunately, certain countries have responded with attacks on Iceland and threats of sanctions, while simultaneously demanding a vastly oversized portion of the mackerel catch. The facts are clear: Icelandic fishing is generally recognised as sustainable and responsible."
While the MCS says consumers should seek alternatives including herring and sardines, representatives of Scottish fishermen argue that the downgrading is premature.
'Mugging job' "The stock is actually still well above the precautionary level, even if Iceland and the Faroes continue to do this," says Bertie Armstrong of the Scottish Fishermen's Federation.
"You can ignore the MCS advice this year."
Mr Armstrong is scathing about the way the Icelandic fishermen are fishing for mackerel, describing it as a "mugging job".
"The public is being fed the line by the Icelandic ambassador that the fish are coming into our waters and we are having a little go. That is just nonsense, they are having the maximum physically possible go," he said.
There have been 12 rounds of talks so far as political representatives try to hammer out an agreement on mackerel quotas. A spokesperson for the UK's Department for the Environment, Farming and Rural Affairs (Defra) said that this process was the only way forward.
"The continued sustainability of mackerel is vitally important and is increasingly threatened by the actions of the Faroe Islands and Iceland. We are extremely concerned that an agreement on fishing rights has not yet been reached. That is why the UK continues to seek a new agreement that is fair to all."




cheesy Line breaks: cheesy
Pronunciation: /ˈtʃiːzi/


Definition of cheesy in English:

adjective (cheesiercheesiest)

1Like cheese in taste, smell, or consistency:pungent, cheesy sauce
2informal Cheap and of low quality:cheesy motel rooms
2.1Hackneyed and obviously sentimental:an album of cheesy pop hits
2.2(Of a smileexaggerated and likely to be insincere:a cheesy grin

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