MULLOSKS 2 SHELLS

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mollusks [2]

Usually marine-dwelling, soft-bodied invertebrates; some have shells and are sold live.

abalone 

The muscle, also called the "foot", is delicious raw or cooked; it must be pounded before cooking.

morphology of a bivalve shell

anatomy of a bivalve shell 

soft-shell clam 

Primarily harvested in the Atlantic, this large soft mollusk of the clam family can replace the latter in recipes.

morphology of a bivalve shell

anatomy of a bivalve shell 

hard-shell clam 

Mollusk with a very hard shell whose flesh can be eaten raw or cooked; they are used to make chowder, a popular New England recipe.

anatomy of a bivalve shell 

morphology of a bivalve shell

great scallop 

Related to the scallop, the delicately flavored flesh is prized by Europeans; the shells are resistant to heat and are often used as cooking and serving dishes.

anatomy of a bivalve shell 

morphology of a bivalve shell

scallop 

The main edible part is the nut (the muscle that opens and shuts the shells) and sometimes the coral (the orange part); excellent raw or cooked, it can be prepared in numerous ways.

anatomy of a bivalve shell 

morphology of a bivalve shell