| Other red algae known as dulse have been pinpointed as rich sources of protein and iron, although dulse may not be easily digested. |
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| In modern Ireland dried dulse is chewed as a snack particularly in coastal regions and it is often used as a relish with potatoes or boiled milk. |
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| However you use dulse, just take seriously their warning to reduce the salt in the recipe. |
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| Shredded dulse or the prepared dulse flakes make a colourful addition to chowders, omelettes and soups. |
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| Other red algae known as dulse have been pinpointed as rich sources of protein and iron, although dulse may hot be easily digested. |
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| You might start the game with a dulse salsa on pain au Levain from the ovens of the late restaurant in Elizabeth Street. |
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| Kelp, dulse and sodium alginate are excellent as toxic-chelators to eliminate them from the body. |
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| In Scotland and Ireland, dulse is eaten dried like potato crisps but is also added to many basic dishes. |
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| Transfer mixture to bowl, add flour, water, dulse and salt, and mix by hand or with wooden spoon until mixture just comes together. |
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| This includes various seaweeds such as kelp or dulse, certain mineral salts such as sodium sulfate and certain plants. |
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| Process the tomato, celery, dulse and onion or garlic in a food processor, or finely chop in a wooden bowl. |
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| Fresh sea lettuce and dulse are spun dry and incorporated into the mustard. |
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| To that you can add a dash of powdered kelp or dulse for a boost of iodine. |
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| He had all these recipes — they add dulse to potatoes, and that's apparently one of their favorite combinations. |
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| The gelatinous substance contained in dulse is a thickening agent and imparts a reddish colour to the food with which it is mixed. |
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| In July, the university created a small media frenzy when it announced that it had patented a strain of dulse that tasted like bacon when cooked. |
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| The chef 's signature dish of Terry Butterly smoked haddock and dulse mini fishcakes served with herb mayonnaise are a must. |
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| It also believes that dust emissions from project phases that occur near the coast may have an adverse environmental effect on periwinkles and dulse on a local scale. |
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| Add the water, dulse, lemon juice, tamari, honey and cayenne. |
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| The next time you are in the grocery store, look for dulse. |
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| Representatives from that country's abalone firm explained to the Canadians that the abalone thrived on the seaweed, dulse but had to be fed a substantial amount of kelp because it was easier to obtain. |
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| But on the other hand, the dulse pickers continue their timeless gestures and there you realize that these extremes really shape a psyche, predisposing it to accept diversity as a norm. |
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| In addition, periwinkle harvesting and collection of dulse seaweed along the Whites Cove shore are activities some local residents use to augment their incomes. |
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| Season foods with dulse or kelp powder in place of salt. |
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| Discover how to use, recipes and nutritional aspect of the 6 seaweed species that we selected, namely: sea lettuce, dulse, nori, wakame, sea spaghetti and kombu royal. |
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| This week, Fiona Houston, owner of Mara Seaweed, shows you how to create parmesan straws with dulse seaweed. |
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| Foragers find seaweeds like dulse, sea spaghetti and the famous Welsh laver, then learn how to incorporate these amazing sea vegetables into everyday meals at home. |
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| Dulse is a seaweed native to the British Isles that has a reddish-brown color and coarse texture. |
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| The other is Palmaria palmata, or Dulse, a red-brown seaweed with fronds radiating from a central disc. |
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