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How Seafood Lovers Can Survive The Lobster Closed Season In Jamaica
You may have been dreaming of it for weeks, months even, your mouth watering with anticipation. Grilled lobster with garlic butter sauce, or curried lobster on a bed of steaming white rice- both favourite recipes prepared by cooks in Jamaica villas. But when you get to your vacation rental, you can't believe your ears when you are told there is no lobster available.
Yes, there is a lobster closed season from April 1 to June 30, when it is illegal to harvest or sell lobsters in any form. The closed season allows lobsters to breed and replenish stocks. The practice of permitting businesses to register lobster stocks with the government before April 1 now only allows sales up to 21 days after the start of the closed season, after which any sales or possession of any kind is illegal.
Some selfish fishermen or their agents may approach visitors staying in villas with a variation of a story that they have frozen lobsters which were caught before the start of the closed season for repeat guests who for some reason have not turned up. They are now stuck with the lobsters and since it is a shame to throw them away, "wouldn't you like to buy them at a good price"? Resist the temptation and don't fall for this ploy. Everyone, including visitors, are asked to strictly observe the closed season.
The lobsters harvested and sold in Jamaica are mostly the spiny lobsters, or langouste or rock lobsters, which thrive in warm seas. They do not have the large claws that most people expect to find on lobsters. But the taste is great and many visitors will eat lobsters every day during their vacations.
You can survive the lobster closed season by taking the moral high ground and embrace the fact that your sacrifice is good for the lobsters, the industry and all its participants. Then turn your attention to the other delicious Jamaican seafood that you can feast upon. Your Jamaica villa cook will guide you on this culinary journey but here are some pointers.
Jamaican favourites include brown-stew fish which must be flavoured with a bit of the very hot scotch bonnet pepper (if you like spicy-hot food, have more pepper). Jamaicans also like roast fish, a favourite street food, which is prepared by cooking the highly-seasoned fish in foil. And there is also steam fish, jerked fish, escovitched fish and fried fish with festival (another street food).
Jumbo shrimps are also readily available. Your cooks in Jamaica villas love to do jumbo shrimps in curry, but the favourite with visitors has to be grilled jumbo shrimps with garlic-butter sauce. Not so readily available, but well worth hunting down are sea crabs. Ask the fishermen for it. Your villa cook will pick the meat out of the crab claws, season it, and then pack it into in the shell that came off the back for baking in the oven.
So seafood lovers need not let lobster closed season ruin their stay in Jamaica villas, as there are many alternatives that taste great and do not cost as much. Seafood lovers can also feel good to know that their sacrifice is for a worthwhile cause. And of course, next time, come to Jamaica during the open season.
About the Author
Prem Chadeesingh is an authority on vacation rentals in Jamaica. He writes for Mysilversands, a company dedicated to providing quality accommodation in Jamaica villas, cottages, and apartments by the sea.
Prem lived at Silver Sands villas Jamaica for over seven years. He holds a BASc degree in Industrial Engineering from the University of Toronto and an MBA in International Business from City University of New York.
EWWW!!! Was It a Maggot Larvae Apple I was eating?
I was eating a jumbo red apple when I seen a brown squishy stuff and then i cut it open and the whole middle was like that. I am so sickened and traumatized It was soo disgusting i dont know if i can eat another apple ever. I looked up pictures and the only one i seen that looked like mine said maggot larvae so i was eating a magot infested apple? Oh man this bites. Please tell me what this was and if it can make me sick. Is this even supposed to happen with big grocers supply? Is there not a prevenative i have never seen an apple like this and Im 28 yrs old.
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ewwww!!!!!!!!! that was so gross! (hurl!)
I think u will b alright, It happens all the time, I have 3 kids and I am always cutting apples for recess snacks, I get them here or there every 5 or 6 bags. Some bug probably made it to the center of the apple while it was growing and came out, but the air got into too and probably started to rot. U will live, and u will eat another apple in ur life. Maybe for the next few apples try and cut them in half first. Heads up.....sometimes that's the case too with really large potatoes!
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