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--> But David Kallós, a restaurateur in Lund, has at last found --> a way of dealing with the voracious Spanish 'killer' slugs: --> he eats them. .... --> "I've worked against the food in this case. Usually I bring --> out the raw produce's character but here I've done the --> opposite - I've hidden the taste of the slug with anything I --> could," he explained. --> --> The slug's slime was the biggest challenge. The thick gloop --> is what protects the Spanish slug from being eaten by the --> animals that feast on regular snails. --> --> It took David around four hours to pick up, parboil, chop --> and fry the twenty slugs which ended up as four suprisingly --> tasty slug toasts. -- "Bob just used 'canonical' in the canonical way." [Guy Steele] |
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Adam Funk > wrote in
: > http://www.thelocal.se/7939/ > > --> But David Kallós, a restaurateur in Lund, has at last found > --> a way of dealing with the voracious Spanish 'killer' slugs: > --> he eats them. > --> > --> It took David around four hours to pick up, parboil, chop > --> and fry the twenty slugs which ended up as four suprisingly > --> tasty slug toasts. He needs to talk to the folks at the annual Russian River Guerneville Slugfest to get some good bakeoff recipes. |
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