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shari
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what kind of Roe is this?
Many of you who know me can attest to my eating habits...particularly of strange raw things from the sea. I found this little delicacy Sunday on the
beach on some kelp and YUMMY...it's delicious....reminds me of herring roe we eat on Vancouver Island in the spring but it's a different colour...so
anybody know what fish these little eggs are from?
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Bob and Susan
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Mexican Fresh Caviar 
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Squid?
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backninedan
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I think thats the deadly puffer fish roe....
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Iflyfish
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Stories of Shari's demise are greatly exagerated I hope!
Iflyfishbutdon'teachroadkillorbeachflotsomorjetsomeithercausei'mawimp
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marv sherrill
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California seahare!! Don't know if it is edible or deadly - taste test is definitive.....
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toneart
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Tigershark roe. The mamas leave it onshore as bait. You could call it trolling. 
[Edited on 7-25-2007 by toneart]
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If you eat too much of any kind of fish roe it will leave you with a very serious case of the "trots".
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toneart
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Cypress
If you eat too much of any kind of fish roe it will leave you with a very serious case of the "trots". |
A condition named after Trotsky.....a not so well known fact about this famous Russian roe eater.
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Frank
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Fred Hoctor told me that its Whale eggs.
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fdt
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Frank
Fred Hoctor told me that its Whale eggs. |
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DENNIS
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It's G-ROE-SS. Drop it before it wraps around your neck.
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You may want to have a sonogram in a few months.
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Wiles
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OK...you asked....here's the skinny
Sea Hare (Aplysia sp.) roe (eggs). I always refered to this as 'sea spaghetti' to the students. A sea hare can lay up to eighty million eggs per
clump and the majority of eggs are consumed by predators (in this case Shari ).
Sea Hare Sex Life
A sea hare is both male and female all wrapped up in one, however they still need each other to mate. They mate in lines and circles, each is male to
the one in front and female to the one behind so each is a mother and father.
Biology class is over...........now have fun!!
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Iflyfish
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Yikes! Hermaphrodite fish eggs! Now that is a mouth full! Those guys really know how to party! Makes me feel a bit inadequate.
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toneart
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Wiles
OK...you asked....here's the skinny
Sea Hare (Aplysia sp.) roe (eggs). I always refered to this as 'sea spaghetti' to the students. A sea hare can lay up to eighty million eggs per
clump and the majority of eggs are consumed by predators (in this case Shari).
Sea Hare Sex Life
A sea hare is both male and female all wrapped up in one, however they still need each other to mate. They mate in lines and circles, each is male to
the one in front and female to the one behind so each is a mother and father.
Biology class is over...........now have fun!! |
Double Yikes!! Now Shari is part of that food chain and that party is going on inside of her.
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Sharksbaja
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How polite of you
We always just called em sea slugs. The suckers,ahem chewers, will squirt a nice amount of ink when perturbed.
Geez that must have been a humdinger with that huge mass of eggs. Sucking on slug eggs sounds like something the French would do.
Shari, have you tried sea cucumber? They are so cool, just warm them up or tease them. They will evicerate all their organs for you to enjoy while
they crawl away to regenerate another set.
[Edited on 7-26-2007 by Sharksbaja]
DON\'T SQUINT! Give yer eyes a break!
Try holding down [control] key and toggle the [+ and -] keys
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shari
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Why I was eating sea cucumber when you were just a punk! So I do believe you are all mistaken...this is not sea spagetti from that lovely sea
bunny...by the way, these have a fabulous purple die...excellent for tye dying...but these delectable little huevitos are SMELT eggs....ta da!
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DanO
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I smelt eggs once. Nasty.
Sorry. Couldn't resist.
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| Quote: | Originally posted by shari
Why I was eating sea cucumber when you were just a punk! So I do believe you are all mistaken...this is not sea spagetti from that lovely sea
bunny...by the way, these have a fabulous purple die...excellent for tye dying...but these delectable little huevitos are SMELT eggs....ta da!
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Learn Something New Every Day ..  CaboRon
Now I have this desire for sushi !
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