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Filipina Loves Food: Mussels with Amber Ale, OJ, and Bacon
Mussels are funny little creatures with a hard shell protecting it's soft and chewy insides. They're good! Mussels, oysters, and clams are my favorite. Tonight, I was browsing through my Top Chef Quickfire Cookbook and came upon ...
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Eat A Duck I Must!: Curry Mussels and a Little o' Bacon
While you are cleaning them, it's ok to keep around the closed-shell mussels. There's about a 50/50 chance that they are still alive. Keep the closed ones and move onto the next. If the shell is opened, you can give each shell a gentle ...
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Tails of Birding: Cracking the Hard Shell
A favorite food for diving ducks is mussels, those two to three inch long, dark, oblong shellfish. They dive to the bottom, and rip the mussel, shell and all, from the colony. The eider I was watching brought to the surface an intact, ...
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The ULTIMATE Bait Guide
Mussels are not on the menu normally as they are protected by a hard shell, those which are eaten have normally died and have been washed out. Tie mussels on to the hook with thread, taking care not to pull to tight. ...
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Mussels, Leek and Bacon Chowder
Remove the mussels from the cooking liquid with a slotted spoon (don't throw out the liquid!). When cool enough to handle, remove each mussel from its shell. Strain the cooking liquid through a fine sieve and set aside. ...
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