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Default Shrimp: farmed or wild?

In article <FjgGi.2684$282.485@trnddc01>,
"James Silverton" > wrote:

> O> I cook them until they JUST turn pink all over.
> O> Hard rubbery overcooked shrimp are a waste.
>
> You certainly don't want to eat them overcooked. After all,
> Japanese eat them raw ("sweet shrimp") as one type of nigiri
> sushi.
>
>
> James Silverton


Indeed.

Oddly enough, it's difficult (at least around here) to get them totally
raw as sashimi/sushi. Most of the shrimp "sashimi" is still very lightly
cooked.

Yes, I know that sashimi is supposed to be raw and I have no trouble
getting raw tuna, salmon, octopus and even quail eggs, but the shrimp
has never appeared to be totally raw. Wrong color and texture.
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