Jellied Eels

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Randy you dont know what you are missing. I must admit I used to be like you, but after 27 years of living in Australia you get to like them. I used to be the same with Mussels but now love them.

If you do not like them natural, try what they call Oysters Kilpatrick.
That is where they are topped with chopped cooked bacon and a dash of Worcester Sauce They taste great, I am sure you would like them.
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Randy, were you thinking of WELKS big white sea snails?
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Ok, lets sort the men from the boys.

Jellied Eels will be served at The Buffao Tavern tomorrow evening 7pm.

I'll keep you all posted!!!!!
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I can remember sitting at an oyster bar in New Orleans back in the 80's with a friend (a Brit from Colchester) and we each downed 3 dozen, along with several beers. I think they were called "blue point" but can't be sure. Delicious!

Cherry stone clams are also great and mainly an east coast USA delicacy, but sadly in decline and perhaps by now extinct? Pete :cheers:

PS: Oyster stuffing in a Thanksgiving turkey is another very popular dish. :D
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Oyster stuffing in a Thanksgiving turkey is another very popular dish
Back in Tennessee that would have had to be "mountain oysters". :shock:
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Here's how to prepare them for cooking...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v5IXwL9G ... re=related
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hhfarang wrote:Here's how to prepare them for cooking...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v5IXwL9G ... re=related
And some people have problems stomaching marine oysters!
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The Jellied Eels are exellent even if I say so my self
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Bill, I'll see if I can find time to get down there and take you up on your beer offer while you still have the eels. Don't know if I can eat one or not (probably depends on what they look and smell like) but I'm up for a culinary adventure. :cheers:
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Good man.

In all honesty Jelled Eels have hardly any smell but once you've put the salt, vinegar and pepper on them they are very tasty and they look great.
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OMG! :shock:
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They look like genitals... :shock:
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They look like genitals...
Mine don't look like that... Randy, I'd suggest a visit to the doctor! :shock: :D
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Randy Cornhole wrote:They look like genitals... :shock:
Its a long time since I've seen mine, but i don't remember them looking like that :twisted:
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