What does CITES mean? CITES is the acronym for Convention on International Trade of Endangered Species, translated into French as Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Fauna and Flora. Since when ? Since 1967 voted at the United Nations under the World Conservation Union convention. Only sturgeon need CITES certification? No, sturgeons entered the endangered species list in 1998. Overfishing of sturgeon in the various estuaries of the Caspian Sea of Russia, Iran, Kazakhstan and the Aquitaine Basin has harmed the species, which produced 80% of world production. The sturgeon is part of an established list of 37,000 species distributed at 78% for fauna and 22% for flora. Since the caviar that we find on the international market...
The Super Bowl is often a reason to celebrate our favourite team as they concuss for top honours. These are our suggestions for enjoying this event with Oysters & Caviar.
The Sweetheart box. A limited-edition 100 boxes to celebrate Valentine's Day. You will find two dozen of the most popular Canadian oysters and a 30g of caviar.
For 2 people
24 Oysters
150g Bleu d'Elizabeth
4 tps of Panko ( bread crumbs)
2 tps of Julienne Chorizo or Jesus dry sausage
Open your oysters and place them on a metal tray.
Inside a bowl crumble your Bleu d'Elizabeth cheese, mix it gently with the bread crumbs and the julienne of Chorizo
Put a tablespoon on top on each oyster and put it to broil for around 8 to 10 minutes, or until a nice crispy skin forms.
Bon appétit!
For 2 25 Sweet Bottom Oysters 5 oz of baby spinach 1 small onion 1 garlic glove 2 tsp. of cooked bacon 1 tsp of Pernaud or Ricard(anise liquor) half a cup of heavy cream Religieuse or Taliah cheese Chop onion and garlic, sauté with oil or butter Chop bacon, add Add the spinach Deglaze with Pernaud or white wine Let it reduce Pour the cream on top and let it reduce by half During that time, open your oysters and grate your cheese Place your oysters on a metal tray and place some rockefeller mix on top of each oyster, the equivalent of a soup spoon. As for the cheese, you can grated it or put a square...