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ABALONE


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SCIENTIFIC NAME: HALIOTUS TUBERCULATA

FRANCAIS: ORMEAU







General Description:

Found along the coastlines of California, Mexico and Japan. The edible portion is the adductor muscle, a broad foot by which the abalone clings to rocks. As with any muscle, the meat is tough and must be pounded to tenderize it before cooking. Abalone, used widely in Chinese and Japanese cooking, can be purchased fresh, canned, dried or salted. Fresh abalone should smell sweet, not fishy. It should also be alive - the exposed muscle should move when touched. Choose those that are relatively small and refrigerate as soon as possible. Cook abalone within a day of purchase. Fresh abalone is best sautéed and should be cooked very briefly (20 to 30 seconds per side) or the meat will quickly toughen. Abalone is known as ormer in the English Channel, awabi in Japan, muttonfish in Australia and paua in New Zealand. Its iridescent shell is a source of mother-of-pearl.


NUTRIENT NOTES:

Serving Size Analyzed: 3 oz



< (89)


GRAPH 1 (ABOVE). Total Calories (89) as part of a 2200 calorie daily dietary intake.

Protein (14.535 grams per 3 oz )
Fat (0.646 grams per 3 oz )
Carbohydrate (5.1085 grams per 3 oz )

CHART 1 (ABOVE). Macronutrient Breakdown By Percentage.



GRAPH 2 (ABOVE). Micronutrient breakdown as percentage of Recommended Daily Allowance (RDA). Serving size: 3 oz .

BLOOD TYPE DIET VALUES

Follow Secretor value if you do not know your secretor status.

TYPE A:
Secretor:
NEUTRAL

Non Secretor:
NEUTRAL


    TYPE B:
    Secretor:
    NEUTRAL

    Non Secretor:
    NEUTRAL


      TYPE AB:
      Secretor:
      NEUTRAL

      Non Secretor:
      NEUTRAL


        TYPE O:
        Secretor:
        AVOID: Increases intestinal dysbiosis.

        Non Secretor:
        AVOID: Increases intestinal dysbiosis.



          LECTIN CHARACTERIZATION:

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          SPECIAL NOTE:
          • This food is a significant source of selenium (38.08 mcgs per 3 oz .)

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