• Come here for the finest sashimi, sushi, Wagyu beef tartare and slivers of sea urchin.

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  • He recently created an all-orange dish of nasturtium blossoms, sea urchin and sweet potatoes.

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  • Head to this top-notch Trastevere spot for super-fresh fish dishes such as spaghetti with sea urchin or grilled calamari.

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  • It grows like a sea urchin: long spines of ability radiate out towards specific needs and desires.

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  • Its modern Italian seafood is unforgettable, especially the sea urchin with lardo and the lobster with burrata cheese.

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  • One trendier item in greenery this year looks something like a sea urchin.

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  • The evidence suggests that a 100-year-old red sea urchin is just as apt to live another year, or reproduce, as a 10-year-old sea urchin.

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  • Conservationists were worried because, since the early 1980s, disease has removed another seaweed-muncher (a species of sea urchin) from most Caribbean reefs.

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  • The latest work on sea urchin growth rates uses measures of the isotope carbon-14, which has increased in all living organisms following the atmospheric testing of atomic weapons in the 1950s.

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  • These are the materials used to form dishes such as the warm salad of prawn tails, fish stew or pasta with sea urchin roe served in the restaurants of Villasimius.

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  • Take its namesake dish: one long marrow-filled bone, topped with briny dollops of sea urchin and Meyer-lemon aioli, a one-two-three punch of umami, balanced by baby celery greens and crispy cubelets of potato.

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  • In high school Purkayastha started a food club--called the Students for the Promotion of Exotic Culinary Experimentation--and began hosting dinner parties that featured colorful fare like duck, live sea urchin, escargot and reindeer.

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  • There is no menu, merely a list of 12 ingredients, such as sweetbreads, parsnip, mushroom, beef, flour, sea urchin and crab, and diners are requested to point out any allergies or ingredients they do not want to eat.

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  • We discuss the cauliflower panna cotta with sea urchin, over a pillow of lemon gelee, topped with a flaky dusting of parmesan or braised veal parcels (like wee pasta purses plump with veal) charred corn, veal jus and basil.

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  • Two years on you can dine on fresh sea urchin roe and quivering tuna belly at the izakaya and sushi restaurant Kushi, and around the corner is the Passenger, an artisan cocktail bar that hosts private tasting menu events.

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  • In the wonkocracy, your human being is little more than a wisp of poetry, something that might be nice to whisper about tipsily over a plate of sea urchin foam, but something no professional would try to make room for in their work on policy.

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  • His firefly squid sashimi and carpaccio were tasty (and less squishy than the whole squid), but the standouts were the luscious beni-zuwaigani (red queen crab), velvety shiroebi (white shrimp), maiwashi (sardine), mejimaguro, (fatty tuna), and as a bonus, a bit of uni (sea urchin), imported from Hokkaido but as good as anything local.

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  • He'd rather just eat his beef-tongue tacos or sea-urchin sushi than treat them like starlets on the red carpet.

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  • Meanwhile, the sea-urchin population increased steeply until its discovery by the Japanese sushi industry led to heavy harvesting and a subsequent crash in the early 1990s.

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  • Between 1992 and 2002, the sea-urchin catch fell by 63%.

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