Many thanks to Henry Bishop and Blaine Mathison who were kind enough to share these videos with me.
Tuesday, June 4, 2013
Case of the Week 260
The following were found in a cod fillet from a grocery that prides itself on "fresh, never frozen" fish. When these were brought to the attention of the grocery store staff, they were not surprised, and instead saw this as an indication of how fresh their fish were!
Remember folks - Cook your fish until the flesh is white and flaky (for white fish) or freeze it thoroughly before serving it raw or rare!
Many thanks to Henry Bishop and Blaine Mathison who were kind enough to share these videos with me.
Many thanks to Henry Bishop and Blaine Mathison who were kind enough to share these videos with me.
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7 comments:
Anisakis spp.
Pseudoterranova decipiens--aka the cod worm although looking at the morphology by microscopy or PCR testing would be necessary to confirm this.
Pseudoterranova or Anisakis...Yikes!
Lee
(Not going to the sushi place for lunch today LOL!)
Agree with Anisakis or Pseudoterranova. Great video!
I'll echo the previous replies: Anasakis simplex.
Pseudoterranova decipiens or Anisakis simplex.
Florida Fan
You guys are gonna totally ruin my trip to Peru. ;)
MS
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