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Laaz
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Laaz
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| Posted: Sat 16 Nov, 2013 10:36 pm |
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Just steamed these up & used one of my Sircusano lemons. All I can say is these are the best lemons I have ever had & seedless to boot!
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MarcV
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Bad, bad forum!
Whenever I read "best orange", "best lemon", ... I start browsing the nursery web sites looking to buy that specific variety!  
And now I'm hungry too! 
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Radoslav
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For me, all those sea creatures like oysters, lobsters and another "sea gifts"  are are totally inedible. Tasty as poncirus |
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MarcV
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| Radoslav wrote: | | For me, all those sea creatures like oysters, lobsters and another "sea gifts" are are totally inedible. Tasty as poncirus |
How about olives? I hate them! Worse than poncirus if you ask me! 
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Radoslav
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| Posted: Sun 17 Nov, 2013 9:46 am |
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| MarcV wrote: | | Radoslav wrote: | | For me, all those sea creatures like oysters, lobsters and another "sea gifts" are are totally inedible. Tasty as poncirus |
How about olives? I hate them! Worse than poncirus if you ask me! |
YES, you right, olive is the TOP, absolutely disgusting thing, like to eat a motor oil. |
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mksmth
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Location: Tulsa Oklahoma
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The lemon sounds fantastic. Those things in the bucket. No so much. Sorry I'm from cow country, gotta have legs. LoL.
Marc. I'm with you. I need a nice Italian lemon now.
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GregMartin
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You guys are killing me!!! No seafood? Laaz, I'm with you...if you have to pull it up out of the ocean and get it out of a shell its usually really good eats. (Radoslav...no to lobsters???  We people of Maine are wounded) |
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MarcV
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...but I do like seafood, just not all of it. Mostly depends on how it's prepared. For instance, raw oysters are considered a delicacy by many. I don't like them. But I do like oysters 'au gratin'!
By the way, Oscar Tintori has the siracusano lemon. It's in their catalogue under number 2B! 
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Laaz
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I used to go to my Aunt's camp in Maine for a month every summer. I love Lobster, clams, oysters... Now I live right next to the ocean & catch all I want. Love it! Steamed clams in garlic butter are the best!
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ilyaC
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| Posted: Sun 17 Nov, 2013 12:22 pm |
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| GregMartin wrote: | | You guys are killing me!!! No seafood? Laaz, I'm with you...if you have to pull it up out of the ocean and get it out of a shell its usually really good eats. (Radoslav...no to lobsters??? We people of Maine are wounded) |
No wonder, Slovakia is 1000 km (600 miles) from Atlantic. this is an excuse for lobsters but certainly not for olives.
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MarcV
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Laaz
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GregMartin
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| Posted: Sun 17 Nov, 2013 2:01 pm |
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| MarcV wrote: | ...but I do like seafood, just not all of it. Mostly depends on how it's prepared. For instance, raw oysters are considered a delicacy by many. I don't like them. But I do like oysters 'au gratin'!
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OK if you don't...I was completely joking. I can't get my wife to eat lobster and her grandfather was a lobsterman! |
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Radoslav
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