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Bronwyn happily tucked into mussels and clams from Pangea

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Eric tossed some oysters over the coals. Super tasty.

Birds seen in and around Mastic Beach, Long Island. Search my Flickr for Grackles too.

 

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Parker River National Wildlife Refuge, Massachusetts

Locals picking shellfish at dusk in Thailand

These were explained - I can't recall exactly what they catch in them.

as if they're sole objective in life was to be eaten as a delicious meal for festival goers ... soooo good..

胖子小吃店, 台北市安東街50-6號, 02-27726920 ("Fat Guy Snack Shop," a Hakka restaurant near the corner of Zhongxiao and Fuxing Road in Taipei)

Camera:Cosina

Model:Bessa R3M

Lens:Canon50mmF1.4

Film:Fuji SUPERIA X-TRA400

 

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At the Victor Hugo Market (Marché Victor Hugo) in Toulouse.

 

This was March 15, the day after Macron closed France. The streets were empty, but the market had some customers. The restaurants on the second floor of the Victor Hugo were closed.

poaching, or gently simmering food in liquid, is ideal for fragile foods like eggs, poultry, fish and fruit, which tend to fall apart or dry out. however, it is crucial to keep the heat low and keep the poaching time to a minimum to help preserve the food's flavor.

the crew working on a Sunday morning.

I certainly wasn't expecting these cute little snails. Generally speaking, Rodenbeck is not squeamish when it comes to the consumption of flesh. There are infrequent exceptions. This was one of them.

At the Victor Hugo Market (Marché Victor Hugo) in Toulouse.

 

This was March 15, the day after Macron closed France. The streets were empty, but the market had some customers. The restaurants on the second floor of the Victor Hugo were closed.

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