anchovy

“It is sold in little glass vials, sometimes under the label anchovy extract or syrup, whose instructions advise you to toss it with pasta, garlic, red pepper, and olive oil.”

The Kitchn

“You can always saute the crumbs with butter (adding a bit of minced garlic or anchovy is also good) if you want further toasting before using them as a pasta or casserole topping or whatever.”

I'll Never Buy Breadcrumbs Again

“Their target is the larger "industrial" vessels, after a "vertiginous fall" in anchovy catches in the Bay of Biscay.”

Frog eats Frog

“This was known as the anchovy, but oftener as the candle-fish; it is so fat that it may be burned like a torch, or candle.”

First Across the Continent; The Story of The Exploring Expedition of Lewis and Clark in 1804-5-6

“Boquerones are a kind of anchovy, usually served in vinegar rather than oil, but this is not quite the way to say it.”

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“For example, the blooms of jellyfish that have increased rapidly worldwide in the last decade are believed to result in part from “fishing down the food web” – as fisheries depleted large predators they turned to smaller, plankton-feeding fishes such as anchovy and sprat, whose removal allowed zooplankton populations to increase, providing abundant food for jellyfish.”

Marine biodiversity and food security

“DRM doesn't work and consumers don't want it, so of course it's very appealing to big business, who are also in a big rush to sell other, equally practical products, such as anchovy flavored ice cream and bicycles with square wheels.”

Boing Boing: February 8, 2004 - February 14, 2004 Archives

“Zests are sometimes served at the close of the dessert; such as anchovy toasts or biscuits.”

The Book of Household Management

“Raising these species is an exercise in "reducing" fish to produce fish-that is, in turning certain fish, usually smaller species such as anchovy, herring, capelin, and whiting, into feed for other, typically larger, species.”

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