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| February 17, 2005 04:06AM |
Oh dear. Some people here would have major problems with the traditional manner of eating sea urchins!
I first encountered these as "human food" on a beach on Amorgos -- I didn't know what the family was doing at first! Second encounter was in a restaurant (Doyle's Seafood Bar -- highly recommended if you are ever over that way) in Dingle. The intending diner screamed when she realised that part of her "Fruits of the Sea" (again, highly recommended!) was still alive.
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Stephen
I first encountered these as "human food" on a beach on Amorgos -- I didn't know what the family was doing at first! Second encounter was in a restaurant (Doyle's Seafood Bar -- highly recommended if you are ever over that way) in Dingle. The intending diner screamed when she realised that part of her "Fruits of the Sea" (again, highly recommended!) was still alive.
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Stephen
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