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Glorious seafood
Seafood has to the the nicest thing around. Fresh lobster, fresh muscles, fresh crab, fresh prawns, fresh seabass, fresh welks, fresh cockles, oysters, plaice, eel, sushi
It is the food of the gods. Anyone agree? And I have just made myself hungry
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Monkfish and crayfish are my faves
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Off that list, ive only had crab
i'd like to try prawns, lobster and seabass Dont like the thought of oysters, eel, welks thought, what they taste like?? |
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Yeah I love prawns, salmon and most fish. Lovely food.
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Best food you can get.
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mmmm...scallops cooked simply in butter and seasoned.....heaven.
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i just ate some salmon and prawns on sticks from iceland, theyve been at the back of the freezer for ages and ive been putting off eating them to be honest, got them from iceland with a free voucher, but actually they were quite tasty.
dont think i'll buy any more though. |
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i just ate some salmon and prawns on sticks from iceland, theyve been at the back of the freezer for ages and ive been putting off eating them to be honest, got them from iceland with a free voucher, but actually they were quite tasty.
dont think i'll buy any more though.
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I agree.
When ever I go out for a meal I always order seafood. Even when I get a take-a-away I always have prawns instead of meat. (but that doesn't really count )I am a seafood junkie. |
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king prawns, smoked salmon, lobster, scallops, oh joy!
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mmmmmmmm!!!! heaven, we get prawns twice a week from Tesco's - supposed to be for our cat - but I have half of them and she has the other half, we also get mussels, crab sticks, jellied eels (I know, not really seafood !) and whenever I can, oysters, I love em !
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That REALLY isn't seafood
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Seafood doesn't agree with me, it usually gives me the shits or makes me puke.
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Monkfish and crayfish are my faves
For some reason I've always be leary of Monkfish. Somewhere along the line I think it got a bad rep. I don't know much about it. Do you have a recipe that you use for it? |
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I had a crab Thermador while I was on holiday last year as opposed to lobster. very pleasant. Oh and whelks cooked in garlic sauce.
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i just ate some salmon and prawns on sticks from iceland, theyve been at the back of the freezer for ages and ive been putting off eating them to be honest, got them from iceland with a free voucher, but actually they were quite tasty.
dont think i'll buy any more though. ![]() ![]()
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I like good old fashioned haddock. We're lucky coz the Grimsby fish van comes to our town on a Wednesday and the haddock is amazingly fresh, needs a few minutes under the grill with butter and herbs.......oh hungry now
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Seafood has to the the nicest thing around. Fresh lobster, fresh muscles, fresh crab, fresh prawns, fresh seabass, fresh welks, fresh cockles, oysters, plaice, eel, sushi
It is the food of the gods. Anyone agree? And I have just made myself hungry ![]()
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Never used to like prawns, but I've developed a taste for them recently as I've begun to expand my culinary palette. Someone suggested oysters in a strange saucy concoction with lemon juice but I'm not confident enough yet - to cook or eat them!
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Never used to like prawns, but I've developed a taste for them recently as I've begun to expand my culinary palette. Someone suggested oysters in a strange saucy concoction with lemon juice but I'm not confident enough yet - to cook or eat them!
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*shudders* I've never tasted prawns........the thought of them going down my throat makes me want to gag..........they seem like 'wobbly' food to me.
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I love all seafood, well I am from Great Grimsby!
![]() Have to have oysters cooked though,they are like a big bogie raw..
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I love all seafood, well I am from Great Grimsby!
![]() Have to have oysters cooked though,they are like a big bogie raw.. ![]() |
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Have you got any tasty oyster recipes, IW? The sauce and lemon juice one I mentioned above isn't all that inspiring...
Years ago Oysters were so plentiful and cheap that it was all the poor people could afford, hence the name.
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