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cant decide on either
lobster(never tried it)
crab meat in shells(never tried it)
squid(never tried it)
doing it boxing day whats the most tasty out of these please
lobster(never tried it)
crab meat in shells(never tried it)
squid(never tried it)
doing it boxing day whats the most tasty out of these please
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lobster by a country mile,very very tasty indeed. enjoy. :)
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Crab for taste, Lobster for texture (but some people find it overrated).
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Go for dressed Crab with brown bread and butter, sprinkle of pepper.
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See, I would go for that.
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dressed in what
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Crab better than cheap lobster. Decent Lobster different again.
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Big prawns, squid, octopus are all cracking if cooked right.
not so much that lobster is over rated as just too expensive imo. Honestly octopus is fkin delicious if cooked right. not intocrab personally. some people rave about raw oysters but i'm not into them except in australia where they put bacon and cheese on them and grill them = very nice |
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all of them very nice
why not go to loch fyne and have the seafood platter really nice and then decide what you want properl for your day? |
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ps i love all of them
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squid and octopus are easy to mess up so avoid them if it's an important occasion
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Check you're not allergic to the shellfish matey.
Could be nasty :-( |
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love all seafood except jellied eels and agree with lobster comments.
do not be tempted by cheap lobster so if your not gonna get decent ones leave it off the menu |
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roll mops a shocking ommission
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private piles 13 Dec 18:15
dressed in what suit and dicky bow of course :^0 |
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posit
i love oyesters raw last month has cooked oysters in like a hot pot, thy were lovelllllllllly |
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crab meat. very nice
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I'm salivating just at the thought of really fresh sea food.
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lobster with ginger and spring onion .
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jellied eels :x
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can get really cheep lobster, five quid i think, in aldis - cooked and frozen. They don't look v. appetizing to me.
Would be great to get fresh seafood straight out the sea and cook it simply and eat it. But not really easy to do if you don't live by the coast - or you pay through the nose for it. |
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Tesco's are doing seafood selection on the fish counter for 44p for 100g, this is massive value.
When you buy it, ask for the frozen stuff behind the counter, that way you can buy in bulk at this price. |
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And on a similar vein....
Iceland have 2 frozen crab meat shells for £2 and frozen mussel meat for £1, again this is great value. Shellfish (especially**les) is my favourite food :-) |
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I've noticed fresh lobster and crab at my local chinese supermarket, a fish market is also great if you live near one.
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i live near 2 or 3 local fish markets mate.
so will all be fresh. thanks for the replys lads...id invite the lot of u if i were rich |
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Used to have this octopus/chilli tapas thing in spanish restaurant near me. It really was delicious. The chef obviously knew what he was doing, would love to givethe recipe a go one day
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Went hong kong last month had cooked oysters rather then raw......... yummy
and spicy hairy back crabs hmmmmmmmmm |
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bought 4 dressed crabs today for 8 quid. eaten 1, others in the fridge. mmmmmmmm
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oysters
luv em |
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What are you going to do with the other 3 :0
I find dressed crab a very strong flavour. I've one in the freezer from my message above. |
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Octopus and other seafood being cooked on channel 4 now
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it is tapas, so maybe that octopus chilli thing i was on about earlier
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salmon gravalax
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You've been to Ikea Nova :)
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