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Traminer:I won't trust an American to steam a Napolean Wrasse.
Its just gross.. all this gluttony. Makes me almost ashamed to skip the traditional tossed raw fish salad this Chinese New Year.
pauldub:Huh, lemme guess. The operative word here is 'almost', right? :14:
I will personally spank anyone caught steaming Napoleon Wrasses. Those should be deep fried.
Ahh..deep fried....just like what Jamdiver does to a parrot fishpauldub:Huh, lemme guess. The operative word here is 'almost', right? :14:
I will personally spank anyone caught steaming Napoleon Wrasses. Those should be deep fried.
pauldub:Huh, lemme guess. The operative word here is 'almost', right? :14:
I will personally spank anyone caught steaming Napoleon Wrasses. Those should be deep fried.
subzero:Its like marinating a fillet mignon with soy sauce and cooking it well done
Traminer:I usually serve fillet mignon grounded and well cooked with a hint of rosemary to my dog. He's a bit picky tho and prefers the parrotfish sushi.
Seriously tho guys.. this Singaporean Chinese here is seriously off seafood in a major way after he picked up diving. It just hurts to watch the same fish you were swimming with being sliced up and served with coriander garnish. Its disgusting that we even have whale sashimi now.
scuba chick:But..but...you were so proud of having a whale shark in a tank...:mooner:
Traminer:Diving with a whale shark is very different from having one in your mouth. :11: