This oyster is very sensitive to the pearl culturing process, which makes the pearls very costly to produce.
The oyster dutifully coats the little marble with anouter layer of pearl and much time is saved not having to grow each pearl upfrom the size of a sand grain.
On each deck is a wooden shed and all the paraphernalia of oyster cultivation: tongs and rakes, mesh-bags of oyster spat, wire trays.
Little tumuli of oyster shells in the oyster season, and of lobster shells in the lobster season, and of broken crockery and faded cabbage leaves in all seasons, encroached upon its high places.
To a person of analytical ability, perceptive enough to realise that that mathematical equipment was a powerful sword in economics, the world of economics was his or her oyster in 1935.
Thetraditional prairie oyster (raw egg, yolk unbroken, plus tomato juice,Worcestershire sauce and salt) was created as a hangover cure.
The strategy also calls for, among other things, more monitoring of gulf species, the restoration of oyster and coral reefs and a reduction in emissions from oceangoing vessels.
Near the mouth of the river is a sandy spit with low buildings decorated with oyster shells and gnarly driftwood.
How can I pull the pearl from the burning oyster?
The Greeks, and then the Romans, improved the recipes for toothpaste by adding abrasives such as crushed bones and oyster shells, which were used to clean debris from teeth.
Ham, lamb, oyster all edible. Pearls not so much. But you can see some connection.
Some two weeks after the initial accident, oil has begun to wash up on the frail marshes and rich oyster beds that line Louisiana’s shores.
They are cooked only briefly on a plancha, then served amid dabs of emulsified oyster purée and drifts of seaweed powder on hefty, craggy rocks instead of plates.
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