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Old 6th of May 2012 (Sun)   #1
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OK, does this qualify as wildlife? Speckled trout caught off my dock on the Wallace River, asparagus donated by a neighbour from their garden, and a local potato baked to perfection....

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looks like wildlife to me, looks damn good too
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looks like wildlife to me, looks damn good too
Thanks Rick, it was gooooood!
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I was just asking the wife about dinner. It seems Im gonna have to go to some extreme to beat that .
Nice photo, nice meal.
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I was just asking the wife about dinner. It seems Im gonna have to go to some extreme to beat that . Nice photo, nice meal.
Ha, thanks Jack, on both counts
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OK, does this qualify as wildlife? Speckled trout caught off my dock on the Wallace River, asparagus donated by a neighbour from their garden, and a local potato baked to perfection....

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Looks fantastic to me and if i had it i'm sure it would disappear FAST !! I had Steelhead Trout baked today with a salad and wild brown rice medley followed by strawberrys , pineapple , and cantalope ! I found a great receipe online at the food network channel and boy oh boy does it taste great !!
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Looks fantastic to me and if i had it i'm sure it would disappear FAST !! I had Steelhead Trout baked today with a salad and wild brown rice medley followed by strawberrys , pineapple , and cantalope ! I found a great receipe online at the food network channel and boy oh boy does it taste great !!
Thanks very much, Ron. These speckles aren't as big as your steelheads, so it takes more to make a meal, but they sure taste as good
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Hmmm, speckled trout off the dock; can I come visit, Ian?
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Hmmm, speckled trout off the dock; can I come visit, Ian?
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Lol, any time Al, maybe you'll see the local eagles too
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I wish I hadn't opened this post. Now my mouth is watering. Looks delicious except for the asparagus and that is just plain nasty
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I wish I hadn't opened this post. Now my mouth is watering. Looks delicious except for the asparagus and that is just plain nasty
Well, thanks and sorry about the asparagus . If you don't like asparagus, chances are you wouldn't be big on fiddleheads either?
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Yummy! And off the dock, I need to go back to the Maritimes. Btw I love it out your way.
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Well, thanks and sorry about the asparagus . If you don't like asparagus, chances are you wouldn't be big on fiddleheads either?
Ok you got my attention , what is " fiddleheads " ??
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I wish I hadn't opened this post. Now my mouth is watering. Looks delicious except for the asparagus and that is just plain nasty
What a great way to add excitement to this thread , FOOD !!
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Yummy! And off the dock, I need to go back to the Maritimes. Btw I love it out your way.
Ha, thanks, Claude!
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What a great way to add excitement to this thread , FOOD !!
Ron, fiddleheads are the early spring growth of a certain species of fern that many Maritimers drool over. You pick them only when they are just shoots, very tender, then you usually steam them and serve with butter and a squeeze of lemon. They are called fisdleheads because that's the shape they resemble. Here's a Nova Scotia blog with some info on them, scroll down 2 or 3 articles. http://www.facebook.com/novascotia
And here's a link to a photo of some http://www.flickr.com/photos/authent...l-1073673@N24/
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