Author: Lorraine Wade

Does Red Cabbage Cause Gas?

Cabbage and Its Cousins Cruciferous vegetables, like broccoli and cabbage, have the same sugars that make beans gassy. Their high fiber can also make them hard to digest. Is red cabbage gassy? A: A common question is “Does cabbage make you gassy?” And although cabbage does produce sulphorous compounds, which can lead to gas, it’s […]

Do Dogfish Have Lungs?

The lungs are long, slender and saclike. They run along the dorsal sides of the pleuroperitoneal cavity and are attached to the body wall by the pulmonary ligament on the left side and on the right, the hepatocavopulmonary ligament that also supports the liver. How do dogfish breathe? The Pacific Spiny Dogfish has a unique […]

What Size Hooks For Dogfish?

Simple one or two hook flapping rigs with size 1/0 or 2/0 hooks presented on the seabed is all that is needed. Fish baits such as mackerel strip, squid and sandeel are commonly used to catch dogfish, although they are a famously unfussy species which will take almost any bait an angler offers. What size […]

What Is A Gooseberry Taste Like?

Although ripe gooseberries are hard to come by, both red and green types darken in color as they mature, taking on a boozy, Muscat grape-like flavor. When they are consumed raw and unripe, gooseberries taste like sour grapes. Can you eat raw gooseberries? Easy to add to your diet. For maximum health benefits, it’s best […]

Is Chicory Good For Ibs?

In previous studies, the effects of inulin were investigated in a variety of gastrointestinal disorders, including constipation and irritable bowel syndrome. Chicory-derived inulin has been shown to improve bowel motor function in patients with functional constipation. Is chicory FODMAP friendly? Dried chicory root extract or fiber contains ~98% inulin. Endive and radicchio are the leaves […]

Can You Cook An Orange Acorn Squash?

Acorn squash are a small winter squash with bright yellow/orange flesh. You can roast, steam, or even microwave them to be used in a variety of acorn squash recipes (from stuffed acorn squash to acorn squash soup)! They have a mild flavor that can be made sweet or savory – great with herbs or maple […]

Are White Acorn Squash Edible?

Also known as Pepper squash, White acorn squash is a winter variety that is known for its excellent storage capabilities and tender texture. White acorn squash is used in a variety of culinary applications and can be used in both sweet and savory preparations. How do you know when white acorn squash is ripe? In […]

Why Is The Dogfish Important?

These sharp spines serve as a defense mechanism against the dogfish’s predators, such as sixgill sharks and seals. Dogfish are keystone predators, and ecologically important in their niche. What is the dogfish sharks important to humans? History of the Atlantic Spiny Dogfish Shark Fishery Atlantic spiny dogfish were plentiful in U.S. waters and became one […]

What Is The Most Common Trout?

Rainbow trout are the most common sportfish in North America. Native to the west coast, Alaska, and British Columbia but now can be found in streams and lakes throughout North America. Rainbows are the most common hatchery fish and stocked throughout the United Statesthe United StatesThe United States of America (U.S.A. or USA), commonly known […]

Do All Trout Taste The Same?

Different trout species have different flavors. Rainbow trout are probably the most commonly eaten trout. Rainbow are even found in grocery stores sometimes. Other trout, like brook trout and brown trout, are rarely found in stores. What type of trout taste the best? When caught in the wild, rainbow trout have a pronounced nutty taste. […]

Are Lake Trout And Rainbow Trout The Same?

While rainbow trout are true trout, lake trout are actually char. Lakers have dark bodies with light spots, while rainbow trout have light bodies with dark Spots. Rainbow trout have a broad, reddish stripe along their lateral line, which lake trout lack entirely. What is the best tasting trout? The Tastiest Trout Yet, whether through […]

Did Vikings Use Maces?

Although the Viking mace was not really that popular among other warriors, there were numerous types of maces available such as the Viking flail and the Viking morning star both weapons having been found in Gotland graves during the Viking period. What weapons did Vikings use? A Viking warrior’s basic weaponry requirements included a sword […]

How Long Does A Trout Live?

Brown and rainbow trout are mature in 3 to 4 years and lake trout are mature in 6 to 8 years. How long do they live? Brook trout live 3 to 6 years, brown trout live up to 20 years, lake trout live 20 or more years, and rainbow trout live a maximum of about […]

Do Dogfish Sharks Have Tongues?

The oral cavity contains the tongue and teeth. The pharynx is the portion leading past the spiracle and five gill slits and also contains the tongue in dogfish. Do dogfish have trachea? The trachea is short. The lungs are long, slender and saclike. They run along the dorsal sides of the pleuroperitoneal cavity and are […]

How Do You Eat A Gooseberry?

Most people prefer to chop the very bottom and top off the berry, as it can taste a little woody. Once prepared, you can eat gooseberries as a healthy snack on their own. Alternatively, add them to a fruit salad, use them as a topping on cereal or yogurt, or mix them into a fresh […]

How Did Mace Get Its Name?

Litman’s formula packaged phenacyl chloride (CN) tear gas dissolved in hydrocarbon solvents into a small aerosol spray can. Primarily sold to police forces, the name gained popularity over the years. The term “maced” referred to being sprayed in the face with Mace® Brand chemical spray. Why do they call mace mace? Historically, “chemical mace” was […]