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Hi All,
I've been away from the group for a LONG time -- but as I have a question, I'm back, proverbial hat in proverbial hand. A student was asking about the practice of placing a wine cork in with octopus -- supposedly to tenderize it. After some testing, it was found to have no effect. The question, then, is when did this practice begin and where (it seems to be Mediterranean, and probably Italian, in origin -- but I'm open to any better answers)? Thanks, Gary Allen |
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