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Postby Diflower » 13 Jul 2013, 08:32

I may take your guide on that then Fugi, since the worst thing I've yet done is draw and pluck a pheasant :D
Love oysters though :)
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Re: Yum yum

Postby Fugitive » 13 Jul 2013, 09:35

Diflower wrote:I may take your guide on that then Fugi, since the worst thing I've yet done is draw and pluck a pheasant :D
Love oysters though :)


I hope Molly is too busy to log in here until after they've been cleaned and she's eaten the scallops because inside the shell is the most disgusting, evil mess I have ever seen! Big black frilly things, slime, entrails and the scallop is stuck onto one half of the shell with this rubbery, grippy stuff. I was appalled. I was heaving! Trust me Di! Don't even go there :roll:

As for drawing and plucking pheasants! I didn't speak to my chef husband for a week when he bought a brace of pheasants home and I had to help him pluck them. Bloody feathers everywhere, the cats were going bonkers, the smell was shocking and all because they were cheap!

Oysters! I thought I liked them until I bit into a fresh oyster and the other half wriggled on the shell! Still alive and squirming! Might as well eat one of my Slow Worms.

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Re: Yum yum

Postby Diflower » 13 Jul 2013, 11:33

You're right, I'll leave the scallops to the professionals ;)
Pheasants! Oh yes, my dad won a brace at the golf club Christmas draw. 'Would you like me to prepare them for you?' said the nice man who'd donated them.
'Oh no', says Dad, my daughter and I will do that' :evil:

Oysters I will only eat them if they're not too big - tip your head back, slide it in, squish slightly on the roof of your mouth, then swallow - delicious :D (God that sounds rude! :oops: ) :D
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Re: Yum yum

Postby Weka » 14 Jul 2013, 09:27

I remember going scalloping with my popa, wading through the water to pick them up.... Ah fond happy memories. Of course I was too small though to have to open and clean them. I think that was nanas job.
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