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#11. Cockle definition and meaning | Collins English Dictionary

cockle in American English 1 · 1. any of a family (Cardiidae) of edible, marine bivalve mollusks with two heart-shaped, radially ridged shells · 2. a cockleshell.

#12. cockles - Yahoo奇摩字典搜尋結果

cockles. cockle的名詞複數 ... cockled. cockle的動詞過去式、過去分詞 ... cockles of the heart · 查看更多. 美式. ph. 內心深處；心底的感情；衷情 ...

#13. Clams: Cockles - Seapedia

Identification & Biology: cockle is the common name for bivalve mollusks of the family Cardiidae. The shells are a common fixture on many beaches throughout ...

#14. Cockles with drawn butter and garlic sauce | Gourmet Traveller

Bring 2cm of salted water to the boil in a large pan over high heat, add cockles, cover and cook for 2 minutes or until cockles open. Drain in a colander and ...

#15. Cockles recipes - BBC Food

Cockles can be used in seafood pies or tossed into salads. They can steamed until their shells open, like mussels. Use them in soups, risotto and paella or stew ...

#16. The secret life of cockles | Food | The Guardian

Until 20 Chinese migrant workers tragically drowned in Morecambe Bay last month, most of us knew nothing about Britain's cockle industry - a ...

#17. Cockles - Animals - Marine Invertebrates - Bivalves

Nuttall cockles have a large foot that was also called a pointer because it continued to move (point) until it was eaten. This foot was used as bait for salmon; ...

#18. cockles - Linguee | 中英词典（更多其他语言）

大量翻译例句关于"cockles" – 英中词典以及8百万条中文译文例句搜索。 ... (Figure 6), clams and cockles, which in the early [...].

#19. Cockles - The Joyce Project

The familiar expression, "warms the cockles of his heart" (used by Bloom in Hades), apparently derives from the deep satisfaction of eating a good helping of ...

#20. 英國食材介紹/ 鳥蛤：鳥蛤飯Cockle rice - Medium

若想要找逼近文蛤的帶殼軟體動物，英國倒是有盛產鳥蛤Cockles。有看冰與火之歌的人應該有印象Arya去出國深造時有拉著一個推車吶喊：“Oysters, clams, ...

#21. 7 Awesome Ways to Cook with Cockles, Your New Favorite ...

Thoughthey're the smallest bivalves, cockles deliver a huge amount of flavor. Whether served on their own, tossed in a light pasta, ...

#22. 英语-汉语cockles翻译

'cockles'在免费英语-汉语词典的翻译，查看更多汉语的翻译。

#23. Cockles of the heart Definition & Meaning - Merriam-Webster

The meaning of COCKLES OF THE HEART is the core of one's being —usually used in the phrase warm the cockles of the heart.

#24. Cockles Images, Stock Photos & Vectors | Shutterstock

Close up if raw cockle.Nature background. fresh Cockles isolated on white background. Big cockles seafood in woman hand, cockles or scallop fresh ...

#25. Cockle Picking Notice - Rother District Council

Rother and Wealden Environmental Health Notice. It is illegal to gather any live bi-valve molluscs including cockles from Camber beach and from any beach ...

#26. Cockle Definition & Meaning | Britannica Dictionary

COCKLE meaning: a type of shellfish with a shell that has two parts and is shaped like a heart.

#27. Cockle | SeafoodSource

South Australia is poised to enter the U.S. cockle market. Common cockles from the U.K. are sold in the United States primarily as specialty items (pickled or ...

#28. Cockles 是什么？ - 冈瓦纳自然网

下面是电视连续剧《冰与火》中的一个镜头,正在叫卖贝类海鲜, 三个单词:Oyster, clams, Cockles. 有朋友问这三个词的翻译问题。首先, 这都是海鲜市场上 ...

#29. MarLIN - Common cockle (Cerastoderma edule)

The familiar edible cockle. The shell is solid, thick, equivalve, globular and broadly oval in outline; up to 5 cm long but usually less.

#30. ODFW About Cockles

The most common cockle found in Oregon is the "Heart cockle". This common name relates to its scientific name Clinocardium nuttallii. Translated ...

#31. cockle | Infoplease

cockle, common name applied to the heart-shaped, jumping or leaping marine bivalve mollusks, belonging to the order Eulamellibranchia.

#32. cockle - Wiktionary

NounEdit · Any of various edible European bivalve mollusks, of the family Cardiidae, having heart-shaped shells. · The shell of such a mollusk. · (in the plural) ...

#33. cockles 的中文翻譯| 英漢字典

沒有發現關於[cockles] 的資料相似字(pydict): cockle 相似字(xdict): cockle 相似字(gcide): Cockle Cockled Cockler 相似字(wn): cockle 相似字(easton): Cockle ...

#34. cockles - Amazon.com

Matiz España Wild Cockles from Galicia, Spain in Natural Sea Salt Brine (4 oz.) · Parsons Welsh Pickled Cockles (155g) - Pack of 3 · Parsons ...

#35. Application for a permit to fish for cockles and mussels for the ...

Use this form to apply to fish for cockles and mussels. Part of: North Wales cockle and mussel fishery and; Intertidal fisheries.

#36. The intertidal zoning of cockles (Cerastoderma edule) in the ...

Recently, Kraan et al. (ICES J Mar Sci 64:1735–1742, 2007) reported that areas in the Wadden Sea selected by mechanical cockle dredgers were ...

#37. Cockle Clams — Products | Pangea Shellfish Company

Our cockles are harvested from the wild beds of southern New Zealand. Southern cockles are our cockle of choice because they are considered better quality ...

#38. Clams, Cockles, Pipis - Species | Sydney Fish Market

Clams, Cockles, Pipis. 'Cockles and Mussels alive, alive-o', the traditional call of shellfish sellers as they wheeled their barrows through the markets, ...

#39. Cockles (= Clams): fresh 950 g. shell dry weight 557 g = 58.6 ...

Download scientific diagram | Cockles (= Clams): fresh 950 g. shell dry weight 557 g = 58.6% of the fresh cockle is shell. Photographs by David Moore. from ...

#40. Cockles - NSW Department of Primary Industries

Distribution. Cockles are also known as Venus shells and can be found from NSW to southern Western Australia, including Tasmania. Sydney Cockle, A. trapezius, ...

#41. Cockles Stock Photos and Images - Alamy

Find the perfect cockles stock photo. Huge collection, amazing choice, 100+ million high quality, affordable RF and RM images. No need to register, buy now!

#42. Cockle - Stardew Valley Wiki

The Cockle is a fish that can be caught using a Crab Pot in any saltwater body of water. It can also be foraged from the Beach or randomly ...

#43. Cockle Definition & Meaning | Dictionary.com

cockle · any bivalve mollusk of the genus Cardium, having somewhat heart-shaped, radially ribbed valves, especially C. edule, the common edible species of Europe ...

#44. Health concerns of consuming cockles (Cerastoderma edule L ...

Health concerns of consuming cockles (Cerastoderma edule L.) from a low contaminated coastal system. Environ Int. 2011 Jul;37(5):965-72. doi: ...

#45. COCKLE (noun) definition and synonyms | Macmillan Dictionary

Definition of COCKLE (noun): a small European shellfish.

#46. Cockling in Morecambe Bay - South Lakeland District Council

Where and when you can fish for cockles, the permits and documentation you need to fish commercially and legally and how regulations are ...

#47. Cockles live -1kg - The Cornish Fishmonger

They're traditionally served alongside laver bread and bacon as part of a Welsh Breakfast, but cockles are wonderful in other dishes too.

#48. Portuguese Cockles Recipe | Weston Table

Cockles, literally the sweet hearts of the shellfish world, are heart-shaped ribbed mollusks prized for their petit, sweet, tender meat.

#49. Cockles of the Thames Estuary | Nature

IN the Southend Standard for Aug. 4 and 11, Mr. Laurence Wells describes the local cockle industry, and has collected much valuable information (“The Cockle ...

#50. definition of cockles by The Free Dictionary

cockle · 1. (Animals) any sand-burrowing bivalve mollusc of the family Cardiidae, esp Cardium edule (edible cockle) of Europe, typically having a rounded shell ...

#51. Cockles with lemon juice | Food From Portugal

Put the cockles in salted water about one hour to remove the sand. Wash the cockles in running water and put them in a saucepan with chopped garlic, pepper and ...

#52. No more 'hum' in laksa? Why cockles are becoming costlier ...

SINGAPORE and MALAYSIA: It has built its reputation on serving see-hum (blood cockles), and the star dish at the Two Chefs Eating House is ...

#53. Morrisons Fishmongers Frozen Cooked Cockles

Morrisons Fishmongers Frozen Cooked Cockles 200g · LIFE 1m+ ; Product information · Product life guaranteed for more than 1 month. ; Responsibly sourced. Frozen.

#54. Rosemary's cockles - Taste

125g butter, at room temperature · 140g (2/3 cup) caster sugar · 1 tsp vanilla essence · 2 eggs · 115g (3/4 cup) self-raising flour · 130g (1 cup) cornflour · 315g (1 ...

#55. Parsons Cockles 155g | Sainsbury's

Ingredients · Cockles (40%) (Mollusc), · Water, · Salt, · Acetic Acid, · Malt Vinegar from Barley (Gluten) ...

#56. Cockle clam | Oregon Department of Fish & Wildlife

Good cockle beds will often have cockles right on top of the sand on a good tide. They prefer sandy areas with high salinity, but can be found at many types of ...

#57. Warm Those Heart Cockles - Carnegie Museum of Natural ...

The phrase “cockles of your heart” refers to the cockle-like ventricles of the heart. But the cockles that Mary quite contrary had in her garden...

#58. Cockles - Definition - Gymglish

a cockle: a small mollusc with a curved, grooved shell that lives on a beach. noun. it warms the cockles of my heart: it moves me, it makes me feel ...

#59. Best 2 Definitions of Cockles - YourDictionary

This increase was attributable to the deaths of 21 migrant workers who drowned while harvesting cockles at Morecambe Bay in February this year.

#60. Cockle fishing licence - Dee Estuary - GOV.UK

Cockle licence to fish in the Dee Estuary. ... need a licence from Natural Resources Wales if you dredge, fish for or take cockles within the Dee Estuary.

#61. Cockles - Delta Mossel

Inside the shell with a diameter of 3 to 4 inches, you will find a knob of flesh and a tiny piece of coral. Only the smallest cockles can be eaten raw. The ...

#62. Seriously Cool Facts About The Cockle For Kids - Kidadl

Cockles, also known as heart clams, belong to the family Cardiidae and genus Cardium and are bivalve mollusks. Bivalve mollusks have two 'valves', meaning two ...

#63. cockle noun - Definition, pictures, pronunciation and usage ...

Definition of cockle noun in Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary. Meaning, pronunciation, picture, example sentences, grammar, usage notes, synonyms and ...

#64. Cockle - an overview | ScienceDirect Topics

Paralytic Shellfish Poisoning 114,115,152–154. Bivalve molluscs such as mussels, clams (Saxidomus), oysters, cockles and scallops may ...

#65. Harvesting of shellfish - Swansea Council

Cockles and mussels are bivalve molluscs also known as shellfish, which feed by filtering their food from the water that they live in.

#66. #cockles hashtag on Instagram • Photos and Videos

628k Posts - See Instagram photos and videos from 'cockles' hashtag.

#67. What are Cockles? - Direct Seafoods

What are Cockles? Cockles are a Benthic (sea bed residing), crustacean, found in saltwater. Discover more in our fish glossary.

#68. Cockles | Qualimer

Wadden gold! We collect our cockles by hand and they are MSC certified. They are truly delicious.

#69. Raw/Partially-cooked Shellfish Including Blood Cockles

Raw/Partially-cooked Shellfish Including Blood Cockles -- Risky to Consume! From time to time, food poisoning cases due to the consumption of raw or ...

#70. Cockles | British Sea Fishing

Life Cycle. Cockles are a widespread species of marine clam. There are over two hundred different species of cockle throughout the world, but in the UK the most ...

#71. Cockles with chorizo | River Cottage

Now throw in the cockles, cover the pan tightly and cook until the shells open. Squeeze over the lemon juice, stir in the chopped parsley and serve immediately, ...

#72. COCKLE | Meaning & Definition for UK English | Lexico.com

UK English definition of COCKLE along with additional meanings, example sentences, ... garlic sausage meat, strong smelling cheeses, cockles or mussels.'.

#73. Clams Or Cockles With Pasta (Best Known As Alla Vongole)

Cockles are cooked when they open (should take about 3 minutes); Toss cockles and liquid into the cooked pasta and garnish with fresh chopped parsley. Yummy- ...

#74. How to Cook Fresh Wild Cockles - The Nest

Prepare cockles by simmering them in water or white wine. The juices that the cockles give off as they cook combines with the cooking liquid to make a savory ...

#75. Deep-fried cockles with chilli-salt and vinegar - Olive Magazine

Heat the white wine in a large pan until simmering, then tip in the cockles and cook for 2-3 minutes or until they just open.

#76. Cockles with leeks, Pernod, dill and cream recipe - Delicious ...

Gill Meller's recipe pairs cockles with leeks and a creamy, boozy sauce. It's a quick, simple and effective way to showcase cockles.

#77. Cockles - Foods of England

Cockles are small saltwater clams of the Cardiidae. They are usually plain boiled. Known at least since Langland's Piers Plowman of 1393; "A ferthyng-worth ...

#78. Processing Mussels, Cockles and Whelks - FAO

Contents Index. Processing Mussels, Cockles and Whelks. Accompanying Notes Table of Contents. MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE, FISHERIES AND FOOD.

#79. cockles - Department of Conservation

In fact, sometimes New Zealand cockles are called little-necked clams. Photo courtesy. Ministry of. Fisheries. cockle. Illustrations by Lisa Paton ...

#80. Hook 'em and cook 'em: Tasty cockles - Statesman Journal

Where to gather cockles at the Oregon Coast and two recipes that spotlight the delicious bivalve.

#81. What is cockles - Sesli Sözlük

cockles. listen to the pronunciation of cockles. English - Turkish. Definition of cockles in English Turkish dictionary ...

#82. A Tale to Warm the Cockles of Your Heart - Gastropod

You might have heard of Molly Malone, selling cockles from a wheelbarrow in Dublin, or of Mary, Mary, Quite Contrary, with her cockle shells ...

#83. cockles - Urban Dictionary

The ship name of Misha Collins and Jensen Ackles who play the angel Castiel and the hunter Dean Winchester. Also known as "Destiel"

#84. Three recipes from Amy Beh for the humble cockle - The ...

Blanch cockles in boiling water for two to three minutes or until cockles are just semi-cooked. Dish out into a basin of iced water. Remove and ...

#85. Ocean Crown Cooked and Pickled Cockles - ASDA Groceries

Ingredients. Cockles (Cerastoderma Edule) (Molluscs), Water, Vinegar, Sugar, Salt, Natural Flavourings, Acidity Regulator: Citric Acid. For allergens see ...

#86. Cockles | Fish People

Sourced From Scotland, And Considered To Be Of The Highest Quality, Our Cockles Have A Delicously Sweet Taste. Product Info Cooking Storage.

#87. Shop Cockles by Jose Andres Foods Online | La Tienda

Image for Cockles by José Andrés Foods ... Galician shellfish are celebrated across Spain, and the tinned cockles are a famed delicacy.

#88. Cockles in Brine (Berberechos al Natural) - Donostia Foods

Cockles in Brine (berberechos al natural), produced in Galicia in northwest Spain. Tiny yet plump, tender, and flavorful. Hand-packed fresh from the sea.

#89. Roasted Cockles Recipe | Epicurious

You can use small manila clams or cherrystones if you can't get cockles. You can also use mussels, but the cooking time will be slightly ...

#90. What are canned cockles? | Blog - Colono Gourmet

And among tinned seafood, cockles are the kings of the aperitif. Dressed with a little olive oil and the typical Espinaler canned fish sauce, they are a ...

#91. Cockles, Motto Lozenges, and Sweethearts | Inside Adams

Cockles, Motto Lozenges, and Sweethearts. February 11, 2011 by Jennifer Harbster. NECCO Sweethearts. Photography by J. Harbster.

#92. Cockles (TV Series 1984– ) - IMDb

Cockles : With James Grout, Joan Sims, Norman Rodway, Elizabeth Edmonds. Arthur Dumpton returns to the seaside town of Cocklesea and attempts to restore it ...

#93. Safety of Bivalve Molluscs such as Cockles, Oysters, Clams ...

Examples include clams, oysters, cockles, mussels and scallops. In Singapore, these are very popular and commonly consumed in a variety of ...

#94. Cockles - Conservas BayMar

Cockles. Our passion for cockles takes us to explore the best origins for this seafood, collecting it by hand and canning it when it is still fresh so ...