"Steveo" wrote in message
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(Twistedhed) wrote:
Two things in this world that taste more like fish than fish..gator and
turtle. Reptilian dishes can be dashed a bit with some cajun
cookin'..but I'll stick with a good white fish and things that have
gills.

I disagree, gator or turtle taste nothing like fish. Of course
you've been eating that salty stuff so long your buds are toast.

:-)

I'll agree, it's all about how
it's made.

Landshark



--
Hard things are put in our way,
not to stop us, but to call out our
courage and strength.

Landshark wrote:
"Steveo" wrote in message
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(Twistedhed) wrote:

Two things in this world that taste more like fish than fish..gator and
turtle. Reptilian dishes can be dashed a bit with some cajun
cookin'..but I'll stick with a good white fish and things that have
gills.


I disagree, gator or turtle taste nothing like fish. Of course
you've been eating that salty stuff so long your buds are toast.

:-)


I'll agree, it's all about how
it's made.

Landshark




on the flip side the striper is one helluva good tasting fish with no
need for spices. the recent 17 pounder fed 7 people most of who had
trepidation eating something that might taste fishy. clean plates all
around...

"jim" wrote in message
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Landshark wrote:
"Steveo" wrote in message
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(Twistedhed) wrote:

Two things in this world that taste more like fish than fish..gator and
turtle. Reptilian dishes can be dashed a bit with some cajun
cookin'..but I'll stick with a good white fish and things that have
gills.


I disagree, gator or turtle taste nothing like fish. Of course
you've been eating that salty stuff so long your buds are toast.

:-)


I'll agree, it's all about how
it's made.

Landshark




on the flip side the striper is one helluva good tasting fish with no
need for spices. the recent 17 pounder fed 7 people most of who had
trepidation eating something that might taste fishy. clean plates all
around...

Same with Sturgeon, Yellow fin, Sole among others.

Landshark


--
Hard things are put in our way,
not to stop us, but to call out our
courage and strength.