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New Nepalese Restaurant down the road. Best curried goat going. Serve with Saffron rice. Been very popular in the area. Also went to a pub down in Clifton Hill Melbourne (The Royal). Food was nice, had the Seafood Boullabaise. I love my seafood as grew up in the sixties near the coast and ate fish, scallops, crawfish, oysters and prawns on a regular basis and they were not expensive. These days it is not the same due to population increase ( population has doubled since (11 mill to 24 mill) and the local stuff gets rarer by the week with the quality. In the late seventies I used to regularly dive the local scallop beds (Rye) and get a couple of garbage bin loads. After cleaning there was about 2 kg of flesh. Be lucky to get just two these days with shell. I used to eat em' raw when I was cleaning them and they were big juicy ones
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I like the oysters too, but I ate too many once and get very sick.
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yesterday at home cooked paltus (halibut) in olive oil - just fish pieces breaded in flour, fried on a hot pan. served with bulgur and slice of lemon - simply and tasty
haven't cook it for years - some great things are those forgotten and newly found again Edited by snobb - 29 Nov 2016 at 2:37am |
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Did you catch the fish yourself?
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snobb
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no, not this time - paltus is a sea-fish, and my fishing experience/passion covers trout fishing in small rivers around my home-town and different lake's fishes fishing (as pike,etc)
there is already first ice on smaller lakes here, but still too thin for walking on it, so for real under-ice fishing season we still need to wait for a few weeks Edited by snobb - 29 Nov 2016 at 7:29am |
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^ unfortunately, that photo did not come out over here.
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it works perfectly from my side, re-uploaded in different format - hope it will work now
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It works now, nice picture.
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