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"James" wrote in message om... Can one taste the difference between raised shrimp from different countries? How does shrimp size effect taste? I don't know about shrimp but in lobsters the bigger ones seems less tasty to me. Thats a good question. If you are eating shrimp raw, yes you can tell the difference between various species like ama-ebi, botan-ebi, kuruma-ebi by taste and texture. But I don't think I could tell any difference as regards where they were farmed. And if they have been cooked, I am sure I could not tell any difference beyond size. So I really dont think size makes much difference in shrimp as far as flavor is concerned. Often people say that they prefer the smaller lobsters because they are better eating. However I have found that that is somewhat of a myth in that larger lobsters are more often overcooked because they are "larger". I have eaten some pretty large lobsters that when done right really did not differ from "chicken lobsters" in taste and texture. I suspect that time of year and location which translates mostly into the lobsters diet as well as how long the lobster sat in the pot (yes, lobster fishermen will sometimes leave them in the pots awaiting market price upswings) will have a bigger effect on taste rather than size. Anyway for all shellfish shrimp or lobster I think that cooking technique is the most important variable. Just my personal views. |
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