An Italian crustacean infestation is fanning culinary excitement in Korea, with a local seafood importer reaching out to Italy for possible imports. Italy's northern Adriatic coast has been dealing with an invasive crab species called the Atlantic blue crab in recent years, with the species wreaking havoc on the country’s ecosystem and causing millions of dollars worth of damage. First introduced through t...
The invasive lion fish off the American east coast is fucking delicious. By far one of the tastiest fish.
They stay deep enough it’s hard to get them in large enough numbers, but it’s easy to believe eating away the problem would work if that gets solved.
Crab harvesting is a solved problem, so you’re probably onto something in this case.
Just give Koreans work permits and an infinite quota, with a $100 fine per native crab not released. Problem will be solved or at least kept under control real quick…
They’re delicious but they also have venomous spines all over them that are extremely painful.
It make fishing them quite dangerous unfortunately.
Cleaning and cooking is more difficult as well. Worth the effort though. You could honestly serve lionfish the same way a steakhouse does steak.