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Tag Archives: Fish
Another Seafood Soup
I meant to post this awhile ago but got busy in real life (yes, I have one, and it doesn’t just involve food… well, not always.) I love making homemade soups. I’ve been loving making seafood soups ever since last … Continue reading
Seafood Soup
Yes, made this for lunch yesterday, and a rating of 5 out of 5, and a photo or two will be manhandled into the post later today: (But for some reason, WordPress seems to be unable to view the existing … Continue reading
Fluke Redux
The first fluke fillet was dealt with in a cooking episode as listed below. Now, we go raw. I thawed the strip out, and before it was completely thawed, sliced it as thinly as possible, coming into the flesh at … Continue reading
Sea Vegetable
