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1. seaco-online.com › blogs › recipesPreparing Mussels: A Quick Guide – Seaco Online

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   5 days ago · Live mussels can be frozen for up to three months, while cooked mussels can be frozen for up to two months. To freeze mussels , place them in an airtight container or freezer bag, and make sure to label them with the date so you know when to use them by.

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3. www.reddit.com › can_i_still_eat_frozen_clamsCan I still eat frozen clams? : r/foodsafety - Reddit

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   They've been in the freezer for a few days now so they are definitely firmly frozen. We wanted to make seafood linguine, but neither of us has cooked clams or mussels before. Are they still safe to eat after freezing them?

4. weather.com › science › environmentOregon Mussel Harvesting Halted Due To Poisoning | Weather.com

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   1 day ago · Authorities warn that cooking or freezing contaminated shellfish doesn't kill the toxins and doesn't make it safe to eat. ... including mussels, clams, scallops and oysters, a shellfish safety map ...

5. www.kucb.org › science-environment › 2024/05/29Qawalangin Tribe works to reintroduce blue mussels as safe ...

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   6 days ago · The big questions are whether the mussels will survive and populate after being moved and if they do, whether they will be safe to eat. In 2020, a person died in Unalaska after eating mussels and snails with high levels of PST.

6. abcnews.go.com › US › wireStoryOregon officials close entire coast to mussel harvesting due ...

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   3 days ago · Authorities warn that cooking or freezing contaminated shellfish doesn't kill the toxins and doesn't make it safe to eat. ... including mussels, clams, scallops and oysters, a shellfish safety map ...

7. allspiceblog.com › mussels-recipeMussels Recipe - AllSpice Blog

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   5 days ago · Frequently Asked Questions About Mussels Recipe: 1. Can I use frozen mussels? Yes, but fresh mussels yield the best flavor. If using frozen, ensure they are fully thawed and drained. 2. How do I know if mussels are bad? Discard any mussels that are open and do not close when tapped, or any that have a strong, unpleasant odor.

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   Are frozen mussels good to eat?

   • I live a far distance from any body of salt water, so the only mussels available are packaged frozen mussels. I have always heard that cooked mussels must open or they are not good to eat, but when we cooked the frozen mussels only a few opened. I went ahead and ate them anyways, they tasted fine and did not make me sick.

   How to tell if frozen mussels are good? - Seasoned Advice

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   Are frozen mussels safe to eat after expiration date?

   • Plus, if correctly stored, frozen mussels are safe to eat after the expiration date on the package. When dry spots or discoloration appears on the frozen mussels, it means that they are no longer good. You should discard them.

   How To Cook Frozen Mussels: Easy Ways And Useful Tips For You

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   Can you eat a bad mussel?

   • How to avoid eating a bad one. Eating food that has gone bad is never good, but when it comes to seafood eating a bad one can make you very, very sick. Usually, in any good restaurant where they know what they’re doing your food should be okay. When you’re going to cook mussels, uncooked they should all be closed.

   Eating Out: How To Eat Mussels - Rachel Phipps

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9. www.greekcookingmadeeasy.com › allrecipes › spicySpicy Greek Mussels Saganaki with Mustard Sauce and Feta

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   1 day ago · Mussels are nutritionally rich. They contain: Iron, Vitamin C, Vitamin A, Calcium, Protein, Omega 3 fatty acids and they are low in calories. Because they eat plankton, they are filter feeders, so they sometimes consume bacteria and toxins, making them potentially dangerous for you to eat.