He also mentions looking for any mussels that are open but still attached to both shells and cooking further. 2012. What’s that classic steamed mussels kinda thang, you ask? Mussels with orange flesh are female. of Public Health, California State Board of Health 1929. We don’t dredge wild mussels very much now, so they don’t come from mud and muck. Found inside – Page 283Don't buy or use any that won't close, or if they open before cooking, discard them. ♢ Blue mussels range in size from I to 3 inches. In some outbreaks, boilings of 30 minutes failed to ameliorate the danger. G. Buzza weighed in, writing "I think you will find that the real culprit is trimethylamine that gives the eggs the fishy smell. Along the way, he also performed research to “explore the basis of the advice commonly given by cookery writers to discard mussels which do not open after cooking.”. Give these a sniff and go ahead and try pushing the shells apart sideways to see if they stay together. That applies specially to shellfish. [Victoria, B.C. Found inside – Page 130Except for squid, seafood doesn't take kindly to slow cooking, ... cover, and cook until 3 the mussels have opened (discard any that do not open) and the ... Web. “Blue Mussels: An Open and Shut Case.” Fisheries Research and Development Corporation News: FISH 15:2 (June 2007): 4. Curious and Curiouser. Why would a dead mussell’s shell be open? Found insideAs soon as the majority of the mussels open, which should take only a few minutes, turn o' the heat. Any mussels that don't open should be discarded. It is hard to say why anyone really ever thought this “proved” a mussel was alive and fresh, but I think it was probably because they believed that a live and fresh mussel opened up as a response to heat. The mussel’s adductor muscle acts to overcome this ligament’s tension and force the shell closed. Carefully. But once you bother it by tapping it on the counter, it should close right up. I suspect this is where Peterson’s advice stems from. D. Freund. Put the wine, shallots, and garlic into a deep stockpot and simmer, covered, over low heat for five minutes. These mussels opened before they had been cooked long enough to kill any potential pathogens in them. Given the history of the mussel as causing either toxic or pathogenic food-poisoning outbreak that did not always respond to extended heat application, it is hard to see why anyone would assume that an open mussel should be a good mussel, as many of these poisonous mussels would have indeed opened, simply due to the fact that the adductor muscle broke down. Found inside – Page 97Signature Recipes and Culinary Secrets Lucy Waverman. Spiced Mussels in White Wine ... Discard any mussels that haven't opened. COOK liquid in pot for about ... Dr Karl: Did life begin on an invisible mountain range? Remember, when I say ‘classic’ I mean there just isn’t much that can be improved, it’s pretty much perfection and that is why it’s a classic. These could then be regarded as safer to eat, given their greater exposure to heat. Now, I once believed two things about mussels. Check any unopened mussels with a knife, away from the other mussels. Seafood Services Austrailia, Jan. 2004. We all want to be sure that our mussels are good, of course. , Ruello, Nick. Apparently in the first edition of Jane Grigson's Fish Book in 1973, Jane Grigson stated, "Throw away any mussels that refuse to open". Muello thinks that the advice to throw away unopened mussels was nothing more than a well-meaning but unfounded instruction stemming from cookbook authors and teachers repeating what they had been told, even though what they had been told was just an old-wives-tale, having never been subject to scrutiny. To that, I say, I don’t blame you! The bonus is that this is a more environmentally friendly practice, as we don’t churn up and damage the sea floor by dredging it for mussels. Found inside – Page 150Cook for 5–10 minutes, until the mussels open. Some might take slightly longer and if this is the case, remove the opened mussels so they don't overcook. And if they were open, you would have whacked them a good one to see if they would close. Of co. Check your mussels for weight. Before you cook the shellfish, sauté some chopped onion, garlic, and/or ginger. Consequently, Muello went ahead and did 33 formal experiments over 32 months, as his own guinea pig, testing mussels from different places and different times of the year. This is supposed to avoid killing the mussel. Serve immediately with crusty slices of bread, preferable grilled for a smoky taste. Nick Ruello found that 1.9 per cent of mussels opened early. Mussels that do not open when cooked can be prised open with a knife. I’ve done a lot of research and used a lot of reasoning to come to my conclusion, but the honest truth is, I still can’t tell you for sure. Never buy a mussel with a chipped, split or broken shell. Certainly, it is reasonable to expect that a few will take longer than others, and that there may be stragglers that just don’t turn loose after any reasonable period of cooking, which for a mussel is very short. 2012. This what they use to attach to things in the water. Poisonings were reported, like the one outlined in this paper from the California Dept. The myth seems to have been started by the English food writer, Jane Grigson in her 1973 publication, Fish Book. No science needed. 82-83. jQuery('#footnote_plugin_tooltip_196_2_12').tooltip({ tip: '#footnote_plugin_tooltip_text_196_2_12', tipClass: 'footnote_tooltip', effect: 'fade', predelay: 0, fadeInSpeed: 200, delay: 400, fadeOutSpeed: 200, position: 'center right', relative: true, offset: [5, 15], }); 13 United States Naval Medical Bulletin. Mussels and clams are bivalves. I know foodies will sneer and turn their nose up but I think they are okay in a pinch. The first mussel myth is simple to debunk. The thinking is that mussels that don't open were dead before they were cooked, and bacteria in the dead mussels could cause food poisoning. Found insideMussels. with. Basil. Ifyou prefer them with butter don't deny yourself(I ... you could make some extra pistou and mix it with thejuicesfor a broth to serve ... When it got to France it morphed into roquette. A late friend once wrote a poem in which she postulated that you could plant a brassica on the Nullarbor Plain and a bloody cabbage moth would somehow find it. Found insideCover and cook until the clams and mussels open, about 5 minutes, shaking the pan often ... and be sure to discard any mussels or clams that don't open. Whether Grigson got the ball rolling on discarding unopened mussels, it is near impossible to tell. Throw away mussels with broken shells or those with shells agape that don't close when tapped. This also proves they were alive, and that they are now cooked. There may be another practical reason for the later perpetuation of it, however, that does not necessarily have to do with expediency and economics. Found inside – Page 131( Some of the mussels may open sooner than 3 minutes . ... When all of the mussels are cooked , remove them from the pan ; discard any that do not open . Mussels must be bought, and stored, alive, so cook them soon after you buy them, preferably the same day. One is cream of tartar, the other is baking powder. Get ABC Science’s weekly newsletter Science Updates, [an error occurred while processing this directive], Latest Dr Karl's Great Moments In Science web feed, Food and Cooking We pointed the finger at fatty acids in vegetable oils. And James Peterson’s “Cooking,” by the way, is an excellent, excellent resource. news and features web feed, Subscribe to the Great Moments in Science Podcast, Latest Found insideDiscard any that don't close when tapped or that fail to open on cooking. Mussels. Mussels are at their best during autumn and winter (traditionally when ... If it makes you wrinkle your nose or feel like you’re about to throw up…well…. The ones that feel much lighter or much heavier may be dead. 565-67. jQuery('#footnote_plugin_tooltip_196_2_10').tooltip({ tip: '#footnote_plugin_tooltip_text_196_2_10', tipClass: 'footnote_tooltip', effect: 'fade', predelay: 0, fadeInSpeed: 200, delay: 400, fadeOutSpeed: 200, position: 'center right', relative: true, offset: [5, 15], }); 11Baier, Ingrid, and Holland Gidney. Found inside – Page 173Cover the pan and cook the mussels and fish until all the mussels have opened. If some mussels don't open, discard them. Don't overcook. You don’t know it was an unopened mussel unless for some odd reason you ate one unopened mussel and no other mussels, or a bunch of unopened mussels. Most people who like to cook and eat mussels and clams know that they are done cooking when the shells open. Now, if I could guess as to where the basic instruction came from I’d say from the canning industry, as cooking mussels and clams until they open would be economical and expedient, far better than shucking bivalves by the thousands by hand. P. Lane. Add the butter to the broth and boil, stirring, until thickened a little. But on the occasions when he cooked them for a further 90 seconds, about one-seventh of them still remained shut. Dr Karl applies some muscle power of his own to wrench open the facts. Sans actual testing of the mussels, you can’t even make an accurate causal inference. 2Kruszelnicki, Karl. Why? According to Kruszlnicki, Grigson gave no clear reason as to why the unopened mussels should be thrown away, so we cannot even be sure when the idea that unopened mussels were spoiled came about. You may be wondering on how many mussels you need for you and your friends. Found insideCook the mussels quickly , because they don't live long after you remove the beard . 213 Clams , Oysters and Mussels Cooking the Catch Clams don't take long to cook . ... the clams open . Some say don't eat a clam that hasn't opened . Most mussels we get today, as mentioned, are cultivated. See full disclosure. By the 1990s, there was almost universal agreement among the cookbook writers — none of whom were fisheries biologists. Found inside – Page 141Some mussels have their beards trimmed prior to sale, but not removed. ... you're going to wonder why you haven't been cooking them all of your life. Ready? Cook two minutes more, if you think it’s needed. Check the broth that you left in the pot for grit, which will have settled to the bottom of the pan, if present. Found inside – Page 112Tips, Techniques, and Recipes for Real Live Fire Cooking Chris Schlesinger ... plate with some mussels , a bit of chourico , and some buttered Texas toast . Found inside – Page 167Reserve some in their shells for garnish. Discard any mussels that don't open when cooked. EACH SERVING PROVIDES 380 calories, 12 g protein, ... Fish On: Seafood Dishes That Make a Splash. I went around in this circle and then was lucky enough to happen upon a book written by Karl Kruszelnicki called. They call it arugula. 82-83. jQuery('#footnote_plugin_tooltip_196_2_3').tooltip({ tip: '#footnote_plugin_tooltip_text_196_2_3', tipClass: 'footnote_tooltip', effect: 'fade', predelay: 0, fadeInSpeed: 200, delay: 400, fadeOutSpeed: 200, position: 'center right', relative: true, offset: [5, 15], }); Although the cause was unknown at the time, this poison outbreak was obviously due to the now well-known “red tide”, a bloom of plankton called dinoflagellates which sercrete toxins that enter the mussels and cause poisonings in humans which cause, as the report mentions “motor nerve paralysis”, better known as paralytic shellfish poisoning. First, that you should eat them only in months that had the letter 'R' in them. “Annual Report of the Commissioner of Fisheries.” jQuery('#footnote_plugin_tooltip_196_2_9').tooltip({ tip: '#footnote_plugin_tooltip_text_196_2_9', tipClass: 'footnote_tooltip', effect: 'fade', predelay: 0, fadeInSpeed: 200, delay: 400, fadeOutSpeed: 200, position: 'center right', relative: true, offset: [5, 15], }); 10 Rosenau, M. J., George Chandler Whipple, and Thomas W. Salmon. Tags: oceans-and-reefs, diet-and-nutrition, food-and-cooking, fishing-aquaculture. Why do we call the peppery salad leaves "rocket"? Web. Look at the influential cookery books of the 1960s, such as Larousse Gastronomique in 1965 and Italian Food by Elizabeth David in 1966. Your decisions regarding food-safety, and mussel safety, are yours and yours alone. The response of a mussel to any kind of threat is to close up tight. Is it risky to eat mussels that do not open? They should smell like a day at the beach…a clean non-polluted beach. Found inside – Page 129Put some mussels in ... Once they've cooked, toss those that haven't opened. ... Transfer the mussels to two large bowls and spoon on some of the sauce from ... Sydney: Pan Macmillan, 2010. jQuery('#footnote_plugin_tooltip_196_2_2').tooltip({ tip: '#footnote_plugin_tooltip_text_196_2_2', tipClass: 'footnote_tooltip', effect: 'fade', predelay: 0, fadeInSpeed: 200, delay: 400, fadeOutSpeed: 200, position: 'center right', relative: true, offset: [5, 15], }); I don’t know how one could possibly have confirmed such statistics but I’d say that, despite the evidence of James Peterson, above, yes, most everyone agrees these days, including most chefs who do not write cookbooks. They will not likely have barnacles on them so you won’t need to scrape them. The sinapine is converted to trimethylamine by some breeds of chooks – which is sometimes correlated with the colour of the eggs." The reason is simple. Although you can still get wild mussels most of the mussels we eat now are ‘cultured.’ They come from nice clear water above the sand, where they spend their time hanging out, literally, on lengths of rope. When we cook them, the heat can have a few effects on the adductor muscles that keep the two halves of their shells stuck together. You will probably be able to see it is bad, or smell. January, 1911. By clicking 'Send to a friend' you agree ABC Online is not responsible for the content contained in your email message. Yes, I’ve had some from time to time when I couldn’t get any fresh. You can play around with different herbs, but really what you want is some nice seasoned and grilled crusty bread to go with it. So, what you know is you got sick and you are pretty sure that it was the mussels, if not very sure. Try to keep the cooking to 4 to 6 minutes. My Recipe Calls for Eggs in Cup Amounts - How Many Eggs? Recently a reader complained about a fishy smell to her eggs. The unopened mussels, after a typical cooking time, ranged from zero to 90 percent and at least some of the mussels remained closed in 90 percent of the tests (which is my experience as well, albeit it comparatively limited). Now, I’ve actually got no problem with this part of the story. So what does this all come down to? The healthy response of the healthy bivalve, upon being whacked, is to close up tight. Add the mussels all at once and cover, raising the heat to high. Sydney: Pan Macmillan, 2010. What you should do with mussels is throw away those with broken shells or those with shells agape that don't close when tapped. January, 1911. The Truth About Raspberry or Strawberry Flavor from Beaver Glands. You know, to dip in the sauce. The Americans, as we are all too aware, have a different lexicon. All content © 2019 by Eric Troy and CulinaryLore. And will they all open eventually? It is mentioned in several works by James Beard prior to that time, as early as 1949. Haven’t you ever wondered why you check to see if they are alive before cooking them and then ‘check’ again by confirming they are opened? Found inside – Page 261Remove mussels from the heat immediately ; continuing to cook them will make them dry and rubbery . Discard any mussels Fortune Cookies do not open . Various other documents from the early 1900’s. Boil for two minutes and, using a pot holder or towel to secure the lid, shake the post to redistribute the mussels in the broth. And some just never opened no matter what. 379. I still always wait to beard my mussels until not more than 20 minutes before cooking them. Because, remember, open is the “default” position due to the spring-like tension of the ligament arrangement. 565-67. Found inside – Page 91While cooking, don't pluck out mussels as soon as they open—research shows ... The two shells are held shut by two adductor muscles, which are some of the ... Found inside – Page 183Recipe from Taylor Shellfish Farms Melrose Mussels If you've cooked mussels outside ... mussels typically need to cook a few minutes after the shells open, ... It is of paramount importance to eat fresh meat. As always happens, they were cooking the mussels to collect data on the flesh content and a few, invariably, would not open. Please contact for permissions. For an appetizer you want 1/2 to 3/4lbs per person. https://www.abc.net.au/science/articles/2008/10/29/2404364.htm? Found inside – Page 127Classic French Recipes and Family Favorites from a Life in France Laura Bradbury, ... Furthermore, if any mussels do not open once cooked, they are to be ... In fact, I’m going to have the question the whole tale about how if they don’t open, it proves they were dead, and so you must discard them. Found insideDiscard any that, when handled, don't clamp shut. 2. ... Some shells will open up sooner than others, and the mussels will open up before the clams, ... After reading his report, and the article in FRDC’s June 2007 Newsletter, “Blue Mussels: an open and shut Case” by Melissa Marino with comments from Muello about his research, I think the case of the unopened mussel has been closed. Don’t do this over the rest of the clams, however, just in case the clam is dead and full of mud, which could ruin the rest of your dinner. All Rights Reserved. As the plant went over the Italian alps it became rocchetta. All I found was a lot of the same thing being repeated. I’d get more…they always go. But I’d never heard of him since, of course, Bill Nye is my science guy. Most mussels, when dead, WiLL BE OPEN. Found inside – Page 142“They were all fishes you don't see too much today. ... until the shrimp are firm and the mussels have opened (discard any that do not open). Well, here is your recipe. Found inside – Page 49Add a splash of white wine to some softened onion, throw in the mussels, ... Toss any that have cracked or broken shells, or that do not close when lightly ... It’s a bit circular. These books made absolutely no mention of discarding unopened mussels. jQuery('#footnote_plugin_tooltip_196_2_4').tooltip({ tip: '#footnote_plugin_tooltip_text_196_2_4', tipClass: 'footnote_tooltip', effect: 'fade', predelay: 0, fadeInSpeed: 200, delay: 400, fadeOutSpeed: 200, position: 'center right', relative: true, offset: [5, 15], }); He was commissioned to write a report for Seafood Services Australia, a nonprofit company funded by seafood industry Fisheries Research and Development Corporation, which is a cofunded partnership of the Australian government and the fishing industry. Aluminum Foil: Should the Shiny Side be Up or Down When Cooking? “Annual Report of the Commissioner of Fisheries.”. This provides more grip as well. Busting the myth about unopened mussels. This came to America through another dialect, a part of Italy where the plant is known as rucola. Why Do We Say a Fifth of Whiskey, Rum, or Vodka? Found inside – Page 167Some, such as clams, tend to be sandy so it is a good idea to “purge” them. ... don't have a hard outer shell. Shellfish are usually cooked by boiling or ... They would have probably opened up long before, if they were so far gone as to “fall apart in your hand.” But what are you gonna do? Leave the broth behind. The author starts by saying there is no mention of the myth in two influential cookbooks of the mid-1900s, Larousse Gastronomique and Italian Food by Elizabeth David (1961 and 1954, respectively). Nick Ruello got involved in this mussel myth because he was commissioned to write a report for Seafood Services Australia, on the rather specific topic of adding value to mussels. Is it risky to eat mussels that do not open? I have brought home two bags from the bulk foods shop. 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