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"The man who committed this horrible fraud is not the man whom I have known for all these years," Bernie's wife says in a long-awaited statement.
He distributed it to his wife, his bookie, and some plump, happy office assistants.
And it wasn't Bernie.
Edward Stein, a Long Island–based financial adviser, took money from grandmas, etc.
They've calculated how long it will be before he dies and are proposing a sentence just shy of that.
The flamboyant Texas financier, accused of running a Ponzi scheme, has surrendered to authorities.
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Bernie's wife comes up with the perfect response to the camera crew's question about her involvement in her husband's Ponzi scheme.
The 'Times' discovers a link between the alleged pension schemer and Bear Stearns CEO.
The New York lawyer pleads guilty to a $700 million fraud, and gains admittance to the last elite club that will have him.
California financier Danny Pang has been accused of many bad things, but being boring is not one of them.
A new $500 million suit filed against the manager of one of Bernie Madoff's largest feeder funds says he was smart enough to know what was going on.
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South Korea, 1996 (MIFF 2002, Beauty within the Beast – Kim Ki-Duk)
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"The recurrent themes in my films are space and captivity. The woman in Crocodile and the man in The Isle are captives; they're characters who become prisoners through a violence which, ironically, is beautiful." - Kim Ki-Duk
Kim Ki-Duk's debut is an unsettling and unclassifiable piece, revealing a deep fascination with society's disempowered fringes. The Crocodile is a vagrant who trawls the River Han for the bodies of drowned suicide victims, hiding the corpses and extorting money from the bereaved families. His world expands only slightly when he saves a young girl from death at the hands of her boyfriend. Forcing his attentions upon her, he initiates a tortuous relationship - at one point almost blossoming into love when he encourages her to paint his portrait. But, overwhelmed by sadness, the relationship inevitably swerves towards tragedy.
With Crocodile, Kim demonstrated a keenness to chart new inroads into familiar material. The River Han, a permanent visual reference for Seoul's citizens, is reinvented as an excremental sewer that turns people into dead meat. Exemplifying Kim's conviction that beauty lies in ugliness, the river is to the Crocodile a source of survival, both financially and spiritually. The film's visual poetry, clashing head-on with its brutal subject matter, turned Crocodile into an instant classic.


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Learn about Dick and Mary Cardell's hybrid car and how it works.
Have you ever found yourself cringing as you watch clouds of smoke sputter out of a car exhaust pipe?
With the human population on an increase and the amount of transportation moving in the same direction, it's only sane to worry about the pollution being emitted into what was once, long long ago, clean fresh air.
Introducing the new and improved hybrid car. With a new look, cool features and better gas mileage, it's catching on so much that two members of the Sierra Club, Dick and Mary Cardell, purchased a new hybrid Toyota Prius in September.
"The Sierra Club pushed the old Prius," Dick says, "but when they announced the newer Prius, which is more like a station wagon, we test drove one and said, 'Great! We'll take it!' That's when the car salesman informed us of the waiting list, which didn't require any money down."
So for nine months, Coggin Auto at the Avenues continued occasional back-up calls to make sure the Cardells were still interested. Finally one lucky day in September, the ozone layer rejoiced and the Cardell's wait ended.
But how does the hybrid work? Hybrid means having two types of components put together. A hybrid car has two types of engines: electric and gasoline. With the two engines used together, not only does the hybrid car help save gas and money, but it also helps save the environment.
According to www.care2.com, "A well designed hybrid can reduce the smog pollution by 90% or more compared with the cleanest conventional vehicles on the road today." And since hybrid cars burn less gasoline per mile, they release much less pollution and fewer greenhouse gases. Not only does it help save the ozone and our lungs it also travels 50-60 miles per gallon in the city, whereas the gas-guzzling SUV travels 15-20 miles per gallon.
There are five cool tricks that hybrids use to be more efficient than the average automobile.
One trick is using the brakes to recover and store energy in the battery. According to HowStuffWorks.com, "Whenever you step on the brake pedal in your car, you are removing energy from the car. The brakes of a car remove this energy… and store it in the battery to use later."
Another cool trick on how to save gas happens while you're sitting at a red light for a while. The gas engine shuts off, but the electric engine turns on.
Hybrids also use aerodynamics for speed. Most of the work done by your engine is pushing your car through the air, also known as "aerodynamic drag," which is accomplished by reducing the frontal area of the car. Also, having stiffer and higher-pressure inflated tires also helps to reduce the drag that regular tires cause.Finally, using lightweight metals such as aluminum saves power and increases gas mileage.
A study done by the EPA in 2004 says, "The Honda Insight, Toyota Prius, and Honda Civic Hybrid ranked 1st, 2nd, and 3rd respectively for overall emissions and fuel economy in a study of over 100 car models." The Honda Insight has the highest fuel economy of any vehicle commercially available with a gas mileage averaging 66 mpg on the highway and 60 mpg around town. Honda used every possible trick in the book by making it a small, lightweight two-seater with a petite gas engine.
The Toyota Prius, designed to reduce emission in urban areas, was honored as the 2004 Best American Car of the Year. This five-seat, four-door sedan never needs to be charged – the engine accomplishes that.
The newer versions of the Insight and Prius are slightly different than the old. Differences include a bigger engine, better gas mileage, more interior room, side airbags, a navigational system, rear windshield wipers, CD players, and more speakers.
So it's no surprise that people are being turned on to the new hybrids, including Dick and Mary Cardell.
"We bought a hybrid to help save the environment and for the gas mileage," Dick says. "It's just not worth paying the extra money for gas. Plus they're much cleaner."
The Cardells, who have lived in Jacksonville for nearly 40 years, have always been an environmentally friendly couple. Dick Cardell grew up fishing with his dad in the everglade wetlands. He received his bachelors in political and social science at Illinois IT, and then received his masters in education at the University of Florida. He began substitute teaching at a high school in Miami until he went into military service for a couple of years. He eventually came to Jacksonville where he was "talked into teaching elementary school," Dick recalls of his earlier years.
Years and a retirement later, Dick laughs as he says, "Now I volunteer as the CPAC representative for the one and only Lakewood Community Association." Dick also keeps Scottish heritage alive with the St. Andrews Society, is an active member of the Jacksonville Camera Club, and is the "outgoing president" of Shepherd's Center of the First Coast, a national organization for senior citizens.
Mary Cardell, born in Louisville, KY, is a retired librarian who received her bachelors in education at Western Carolina University and her masters in Library Science at FSU. She moved to Jacksonville, where she held a teaching job while living downtown for two years.
"The pollution was horrible," she says. "I started having respiratory problems so I moved to Palm Beach, but by this time Dick and I had already met so I ended up moving back because of him." Now she plays the clarinet for the Band of Senior Citizens.
The Cardells are smitten over their new car and are impressed with how quiet and comfortable it is. "It's so quiet when I'm sitting at a light that I often think that it's turned off," Mary says.
"Probably the only drawback is that the rear visibility is not the greatest," says Dick, continuing with a laugh, "But when I see someone driving a hybrid we both wave, and I kinda feel like part of a club!"
Club or no club, the reputation of the hybrids are rising, and it's all for the best benefit of the earth.
For more information on hybrid cars, try these websites:www.auto.howstuffworks.com/hybrid-car1.htmwww.care2.com/channels/ecoinfo/hybrid
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Taken one too many bites out of the Big Apple? Try switching it out for the Big Easy. The two might not seem like an obvious match, but if there's one place that can match the lively, often frenetic energy of NYC, it's NOLA—the birthplace of jazz and the home of Mardi Gras. Get your culture fix with a visit to Lafayette Cemetery and the artsy Warehouse District, just south of the French Quarter. Foodies can chow down on classics like jambalaya or beignets on Bourbon Street, or opt for less-heralded areas such as local hotspot Freret Street—stop by buzzed-about Dat Dog for crawfish sausages and other regional twists on the classic hotdog. And New Orleans is making a name for itself in some other areas that New York is more traditionally known for, namely shopping and sports. The Riverwalk outlet center is getting a major facelift for a 2014 reopening, and the the recently rebuilt Mercedes Benz Superdome hosted the Superbowl earlier this year, and will welcome the NBA All-Star game next year.


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BOSTON (AP) - Gangster James "Whitey" Bulger, nabbed in California this week after 16 years as a fugitive, is making a quick return to Boston.
A spokeswoman for federal prosecutors says Bulger is scheduled to be in federal court in Boston at 4 p.m. Friday. His longtime girlfriend Catherine Greig, who was captured with him in Santa Monica, Calif., will make her initial appearance in a different courtroom shortly afterward.
Bulger, the former leader of the Winter Hill Gang, faces charges in connection with 19 murders.
Bulger's fled Boston in early 1995, allegedly after a tip from former Boston FBI Agent John Connolly Jr., who was convicted in 2002 for protecting Bulger and his cohort Stephen "The Rifleman" Flemmi from prosecution. Both Bulger and Flemmi were FBI informants.
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Creating balance in Caroline Freeland Park — between its use as a buffer to downtown Bethesda and its potential for more lively uses — is in large part the job of Lucas Bonney, the Montgomery Parks project manager and landscape architect in charge of the park's renovation process.
We spoke to Bonney about the potential for the one-acre park (7200 Arlington Rd.), what residents told him they like about it now and what changes could be on the horizon for one of downtown Bethesda's rare park uses.
BethesdaNow.com: What sorts of things did you hear from people at the public meeting [Ed. note: It happened Nov. 6] and were there any general themes?
Bonney: We heard that definitely the playground is a very big element to the park. Mothers and fathers go their with their kids, sometimes late into the day in the summer. It's a very popular element and the community was part of that renovation in 2010. That's near and dear to many of the community members.
The trees and the green space is very important to maintain. That was a very important element to the community members — that we maintain a green buffer in a heavily urbanizing area.
BethesdaNow.com: The park as a buffer zone between downtown Bethesda and the single family neighborhood to the west is a big topic, especially with Parks talking more about urban parks and many in Bethesda wanting more lively and active civic spaces. How do you bridge that gap, manage that dilemma?
Bonney: As a landscape architect, I enjoy designing urban parks and integrating green space with urban activities. That's especially a challenge at this park because of its size. It's only one acre and it is in such close proximity to the downtown area and the residential properties. I'm definitely interested in integrating small-scale urban activities in a park that looks green and has tree canopy elements.
We need a mix of those uses, because inevitably that's the desire for the park — to have a multi-use park for many different people, not just for the immediate land owners or the residential homeowners, but for all people in Bethesda.
We've been in talks with the Bethesda Urban Partnership's [Deputy Executive Director] Jeff Burton and trying to understand where the activity areas are and which urban spaces are being used for musical events or activities that the Urban Partnership holds and how the park would fit within the matrix of services there. We want to integrate, but we also have to be careful, because it is very close to residential properties, to strike the correct balance of uses.
It also should be maintained as a quiet park during different times of the month and in the summer. So that's an important balance.
BethesdaNow.com: You alluded to music events, but what other sorts of things constitute "urban activities?"
Bonney: You can have events like bike events or running events — maybe 100 or so people gather at the park in the morning and use it as a kind of kickoff space. So you would have to design the park in a way that it would accommodate events with multiple people, but also look like an inviting park during more normal times.
Hampden Lane [Ed. note: A small section of Hampden Lane actually dead ends west of Arlington Road, between the Bethesda Library and the park] is an opportunity in that it's what we call a paper street. It's currently inaccessible by car, but it is a space that could be used as more of a public gathering space for a large crowd or maybe a farmers market. You could have a small stage during the day on the weekend.
But of course, getting the right type of scale is very important for this park.
BethesdaNow.com: I have to ask about the "Bethesda Walk Around" sculpture. That gets a lot of interest. Will that be part of the park upgrade? Is it something that can't be moved around?
Bonney: The art piece is important. Public art is an important part of Bethesda. We feel that its position is a little bit disjointed and ill-placed within the park. We're open to repurposing that within the park, improving the setting of the art piece rather than removing it altogether.


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Elijah Huff wasn't going to let Manual lose.
The senior running back put the team on his back, carrying the ball 35 times for 290 yards and three touchdowns to lead the Thunderbolts to a 26-19 win over Denver North on Friday at All City Stadium.
"It's for my team," Huff said. "The only stat that matters to me is the win."
Huff's three touchdown runs were all big ones: a 68-yarder in the first quarter, a 48-yarder in the third, and finally a 46-yard run with 1:10 to go in the game to seal the victory. Oh, and he also added a fumble recovery on defense late in the third quarter.
"Oh my goodness is he sweet. He's got a lot of magic doesn't he?" first-year Manual coach Dean Huffman said while he carried a big smile on his face.
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another fish thread - help me find fish I like
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- LuluTheMagnificent Jun 30, 2010 08:23 AM
I hate fish, but need to eat more of it. You know the story...
I only like sea bass and orange roughy. A friend said to avoid those at all costs. What else would I like and why do I have to avoid them? I like red snapper and tilapia fried, but of course I am trying to avoid frying the fish. I might like them baked or grilled, I don't know.
Fish I hate:
tuna, salmon and catfish. Any weird tasting or fishy tasting fish.
Thank you!
Maybe try halibut...its thick and firm and mild tasting. Orange roughy and chilean sea bass are to be avoided because they are seriously overfished. (That said, most "orange roughy" is not the real thing...its usually ocean perch, which is not as stressed..but not so great either.) Swordfish is also mild and good on the grill. Wild striped bass is abundant and also tasty, mild and firm. You may also want to try shellfish instead...just as healthful if its wild caught, although farm raised clams, oysters, and mussels are perfectly fine and not environmentally destructive. Farmed shrimp are a different story.
re: EricMM
Thank you. I will look into halibut and swordfish. I still don't understand why I should avoid orange roughy and sea bass. What does "overfished" mean? Does that mean it's not bad for my health to eat it, but it's bad for the fish and environment because of how they catch them? I forgot to mention, I hate clams, oysters and mussels, all that weird stuff. lol. Besides what I already mentioned, I like lobster and shrimp that is it. I might eat crab....maybe, it's good in gumbo.
Thank you. I'll start reading up on fish, so I won't be so ignorant. *blushes*
re: LuluTheMagnificent
I would be wary of swordfish ... it is anything but mild in taste. Halibut is good as a mild, nonobtrusive fish choice, however.
re: ipsedixit
Thanks for the heads up.
re: LuluTheMagnificent
Be wary of swordfish (and many other large fish) because they contain a lot of methyl mercury. If you're only eating fish for the health benefits this defeats the purpose. In fact, why not just take fish oil tablets if you really dislike it?
re: LuluTheMagnificent
There are many species of fish that are overfished due to demand and Chilean Sea Bass is one of them. It is actually called the Patagonian toothfish but was renamed sea bass to be more attractive to U.S. consumers. Your friend wished you to avoid it not because there is something wrong with the fish, but because their population has dropped dramatically in recent years do to overfishing.
For a fish with mild flavor that is good broiled I would also suggest halibut as well as dover sole. Both are available frozen at reasonable prices at Trader Joe's.
There are many guides to help you figure out what fish you're supposed to eat I like this one:
I'm not the best with recomendations on specific types of fish, although I think pollock is pretty mild flavored and has a nice flaky texture.
I like to add crunch to fish w/o frying so I dip the fillets in egg or buttermilk and then in either sesame seeds, panko or cracker crumbs. I start the fish on top of the stove in cast iron just to crisp one side of the coating, flip and stick in the oven at 350 until cooked through.
re: corneygirl
Thank you for that link! Interesting!!!
In addition to some that have already been mentioned, try cod and pollock.
Here's a nice chart of "mild tasting" fish.
Good luck.
re: ipsedixit
Thank you for that list. I do like cod, I always forget about it though. I see sea bass is not on that mild list. Interesting since I like it.
re: LuluTheMagnificent
Have you tried miso-marinated black cod? It's like candy! Beacon and several other places serve it.
I've pretty much gone off fish--something about the smell. I'm sure it'll pass.
re: Chemicalkinetics
No! That is a good idea though. I couldn't stomach it. I'm trying to ease my way into this fish eating.
re: LuluTheMagnificent
I sort of remember you were looking to eat more fishes. Can you tell me why your friend tells you to avoid sea bass and orange roughy at all cost?
re: Chemicalkinetics
Sea bass is in a similar family as grouper and I find them similar in taste too. Both mild and tasty. Of course if you don't live in the southeast grouper might be expensive.
And with the oil spill all gulf fish might be hard to come by in the near future. Also I suggest that you try different methods of preparation. A pan seared tuna teryaki is pretty good and doesn't taste as "fishy" as say a baked fish.
Where you live is sometimes important in terms of fish type and quality.
re: Chemicalkinetics
She was rushing and didn't really elaborate, but said something about mercury(which freaked me out) and overfished fish, as was mentioned above.
re: LuluTheMagnificent
Ah, I see. You should check out the mercury list. I don't think either fish you mentioned ranks the highest on the mercury list.
Here is the list from FDA, the highest are tilefish, swordfish, shark and mackerel king:
I know you said you hate salmon - I do as well. BUT - that being said, I was in a situation several years ago where I really didn't have a lot of choice. And boy, was my mind changed by this recipe. I even begged for the recipe.
1 cup pure maple syrup
1 1/2 teaspoons minced garlic
3 tablespoons fresh lemon juice
3 tablespoons soy sauce
2 tablespoons finely grated peeled fresh ginger root
2 1/2 lb. center cut salmon fillet with skin - greens from 1 bunch scallions
1. Simmer above ingredients in a small heavy saucepan for about 30 minutes, or until reduced to about 1 cup.
2. Preheat oven to 350 F - if using a cedar plank, lightly oil and heat in middle of oven for 15 minutes or lightly oil shallow baking pan large enough to hold salmon.
3. Arrange scallion greens in one layer on plank or baking pan. Place salmon skin side down on scallion greens and brush with half of glaze. Season with salt and pepper and roast in middle of oven just until cooked through-approx. 20 minutes if using baking pan and 35 minutes for the plank. Heat remaining glaze in a small saucepan over low heat just until warm. Stir in 1 tablespoon lemon juice and serve over salmon as a sauce.
re: boyzoma
I am trying to learn to like salmon. What kind should I buy that is the least fishy tasting? I see so many kinds out there & it is confusing. I want MILD. I love mild fish & my favorite is halibut--when I can afford it.
re: sparkareno
It really depends on where you live. The first thing is to get as fresh as possible (not frozen). I'm from the Pacific NW, so Chinook is usually available. Steelhead is also very popular. I've used both. Hope that helps.
re: boyzoma
I live in LA. Are the 2 you mentioned the milder tasting ones? Do I get wild salmon?
re: sparkareno
Well, since I am not a salmon expert, I won't recommend something I have not tried. But in LA, you should have some great fresh choices. I would have to ask other CH's to say if one type is better or milder than another. I hope that helps. Sorry if I cannot be more specific. But please try it. The maple glaze is definitely something to behold and may mask even a stronger fish.
re: boyzoma
I don't think the different species of wild salmon differ in taste all that much.
King obviously will be fattier than something like Chinook, which, in my opinion, will only affect mouth-feel and not the "flavor" of the salmon.
re: ipsedixit
so is fattier a good thing? forgive my fish ignorance. Normally fat is a good thing for beef/pork/lamb for the flavor. The maple glaze does sound wonderful but I am just hesitant to buy the "right salmon". Do I need to buy it with the skin--which I am not going to eat?
re: sparkareno
Yes, fat is a good thing. At least for me, the more fat in the salmon the tastier it is, it just has more flavor.
Skin on or off is really up to you.
Here's a suggestion. Buy yourself a nice fillet of either good wild King or Sockeye Salmon. Steam the fish by adding some rosemary, lemon slices and chunks of ginger in your water. Depending on the thickness of your fillet, steam for about 6-8 minutes. Let it rest on your serving plate for about 5 minutes, then sprinkle with some sea salt and fresh ground pepper ... and enjoy.
The scented and flavored water will infuse your fish with just a hint of earthy goodness, and the salt and pepper will enhance the natural flavors of the salmon without overpowering it.
It's probably a personal thing, but I just have a really big thing against using heavy sauces (esp. something like a maple glaze) on such a flavorful cut of fish like salmon.
Good luck.
re: ipsedixit
Salmon fat is good for you too (most people anyway). That said. Isn't it true that wild salmons have more of a gaming taste than farm raised salmons? As such, shouldn't sparkareno get farm raised salmon to avoid the fishy taste which he/she dislikes.
re: Chemicalkinetics
Re: farmed v. wild.
This is really a personal thing. But farmed to me has NO TASTE and the texture reminds me of babyfood. Plus, farmed salmon has a higher ratio of Omega6 to Omega3 fatty acids, which makes it less healthy than its wild counterpart.
Bottom line for me anyway is farmed salmon tastes like corn feed baby food. Wild salmon, meanwhile, tastes what salmon *should* taste like -- even if one considers it "more of a gaming [sic] taste".
If one prefers the taste/texture of farmed salmon, better to just eat surimi and save yourself the $$ and call it a day.
re: Chemicalkinetics
I think this makes sense---I want less salmon flavor ( I know that's wierd to you salmon lovers) so maybe I should try farmed. Then maybe I can work my way up to wild...... baby steps.
re: sparkareno
Yes, I bought up farm-raised salmons for that reason. Like ipsedixit, I prefer wild caught when possible, but I am ok with either really and I know many like farmed raised due to the tamer-taste. Put it this way, I used to prefer light beers and thought dark beers are too strong. Now, I love dark beers and think light beers are a bit bland. Best.
re: Chemicalkinetics
I can't wait to try GMO salmon. Honestly.
re: ipsedixit
You kidding, right? I think there is always a concern for safety for genetically modified foods.
re: Chemicalkinetics
re: Chemicalkinetics
I'd worry more about the PCBs in farmed salmon than it being GMO.
re: Chemicalkinetics
You think "there is always a concern for safety for genetically modified foods"?
I could care less about the safety FOR gentically modified foods -- their safety is not my concern.
If GMO's taste good, I'll eat them.
re: ipsedixit
Ha ha ha. I meant our safety. Sorry for the typo.
re: Chemicalkinetics
I knew exactly what you meant. Being facetious.
I don't believe that the supposed "dangers" of GMO are well-founded, or even believable for that matter.
re: sparkareno
Good for you sparkareno. I believe in baby steps. As that is what I like. I don't necessarily approve of heavy sauces, but if it is something you want to try, please do it in moderation. And if a sauce helps, go for it. It was the one way that got me back into eating salmon. From there, you can "graduate" to other things. This includes a lot of other fish as well. I hope you have fun with your experiments. Don't rule anything out unless you taste it, then turn it into your own dish!
re: ipsedixit
Because it's so flavorful, salmon can stand up to assertive sauces, while mild fish can't. Try this recipe; it might just change your mind.
re: ipsedixit
King salmon is the same as Chinook. Wild salmon has a variable taste...sometimes it can be a bit muddy. The best farmed salmon is the organic salmon from Ireland...fed on shrimp/crab byproducts, so it doesn't waste resources, but it has the best flavor of any farmed salmon I've seen. Also the organic farmed king salmon from the west coast. Fantastic flavor...and so fatty it tastes like bacon. My only complaint is that its a little bit on the soft side.
re: ipsedixit
I think there's a huge difference in taste, particularly between sockeye (which literally makes me gag, and I'm a fish and especially salmon lover) and something rich like king salmon.
re: boyzoma
I have made this recipe at least once a month for years. It rocks!
Rockfish, if you are on the east coast, is a good, white, mild fish. Sturgeon, if you can find it, is an extremely mild (some folks complain "flavorless") steak-like firm fish. Flounder and other flat fishes tend to be very mild as well.
So I'm trying to understand why you NEED to eat more of something you hate. Many many people manage to survive - in quite good health - without fish altogether. You hate it - don't eat it. Problem solved. Take some kind of fish oil supplement if that's what you feel you require, or eat just plain eat less meat and more vegetables if it's about the type of protein. I just don't think food HAS to be medicine. It can be medicinal, for sure, but you can get much of what you need to be healthy from many different sources. I'm not a nutritionist so I can't tell you what else contains what you would like to be getting from fish, but I'm sure this information is available. It's not like fish is free or cheap or an easily available food - it's expensive and much of it is ecologically marginal. Eat something else that you like and be done with it.
re: Nyleve
You might be right. However, I feel as though I am simply in the dark about it, and not ready to bail on it just yet. I have eaten fish made by others that I enjoyed.
re: Nyleve
I don't hate all fish. I cook halibut, snapper, shellfish & a few others. I know salmon is extra healthy & I don't hate it--I just don't love it. I have tasted it a few times where I actually liked it so there is hope. Plus salmon is ubiquitous--on every restaurant menu..always on sale etc. So I'm just trying to broaden my horizons which I will do thanks to all the wonderful suggestions on here. Believe me, there are plenty of foods that I hate that I wouldn't eat even if they promised to add 10 years to my life. BTW, fish oil capsules are nasty--I burp the taste of fish oil all day--no thanks.
def try halibut.
i do a halibut with leeks and tarragon if you're interested.
also do a fennel/onion/tomato/halibut stew thing that's easy with herbs too.
have you tried blackening tilapia? i take parchment or foil, spray with pam, sprinkle filets with blackening seasoning on both sides (S & P too), then place them on paper or foil and top with thin lemon slices and some fresh parsley sprigs; i'll drizzle with a little veggie broth, then seal and bake at 375 til they flake easily 10 min or so?
re: Chemicalkinetics
Blackening *seasoning* - i love Chef Prudhomme's or Joe's at Costco.
I really enjoy pickerel (walleye) cooked Chinese-style:
Steam a whole pickerel (with the head on) till the flesh flakes easily. Immediately transfer to a large serving plate and scatter a few sliced green onions and finely sliced ginger over. Sprinkle a few dashes of soy sauce. Then, VERY CAREFULLY pour 1/3 cup very hot peanut oil over the whole fish. You have to be constructive with newspaper etc to not get splattered. You are really supposed to use boiling peanut oil, but that scares me.
Serve with plain boiled rice.
If you are on the West coast you could always try sand dabs simply pan-fried.
Butterfish (black cod, sablefish) is really delicious when marinated in brown sugar, mirin, sake, and soy sauce, and then seared.
re: souschef
Are you Canadian by chance? I noticed whenever we went fishing in Ontario that they called the walleye pickeral. The hot peanut oil in your recipe sounds good but sort of defeats the purpose the OP had in trying to eat more fish.
re: John E.
Yes, I am Canadian. The peanut oil does defeat the OP's purpose, but I am a firm believer in not avoiding anything like the plague - once or twice a year for some things is very acceptable. And it's a great dish.
Is this prehaps the place to insert a quote I love? :
"Life is not a journey to the grave with intentions of arriving safely in a pretty well-preserved body, but rather to skid in broadside, thoroughly used up, totally worn out and loudly proclaiming ... WOW! What a ride!"
re: scubadoo97
Then what season it real good when done? Poaching always makes the food sound nasty to me. Like I am just boiling it.
re: LuluTheMagnificent
Poaching is different from boiling. The poaching liquid can be seasoned and enhanced with wine but poaching results in very mild flavors. Now that my wife will eat most fish I don't poach since I would usually have to make some type of sauce to serve with the fish to give it flavor. She's still not a fan of salmon but will eat it raw in sushi or when I make Nova lox
For cooking technique you could always do fish "en papillote" ( in a parchment paper bag) with onions, veggies etc.
In our house growing up fish was only served with butter and lemon (mustn't mask the delicate flavours...) and the kids all hated it, but once I gave myself permission to season the heck out of it, I found it to be quite tasty.
So for example: roll up sole fillets and roast them with tapenade on top. Any tapenade will do, but I think its an old Delia Smith recipe and if I recall hers had lots of parsley, sundried tomatoes, and capers in addition to olives, garlic and olive oil.
I love the sound of the recipe above with the hot oil poured over top. And while most cooked salmon is way too fishy, I think I'll give the cedar plank suggestion a try. Also, do you like sushi? I find it to be a lot less fishy, really.
re: waver
I love sushi, especially mackerel. It is a lot less fishy, but of course has to be spanking fresh. A restaurant I went to in San Francisco a few years ago really raised the sushi bar for me (pun intended).
Tapenade does not usually contain parsely.
In our house growing up fish was served with all sorts of spices, curried, etc.


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