We love the porridge, smooth, creamy and rich with generous slices of toman (snakehead) fish and century eggs, mildly flavoured with julienned ginger and sprinkled with coarsely chopped scallions.
Posted on 03/22/2009 12:46:47 PM PDT by JoeProBono
Edited on 03/22/2009 1:50:12 PM PDT by Admin Moderator. [history]
MEMPHIS, Tenn. - Parts of eastern Arkansas are infested with a type of fish that is threatening the ecological balance. The snakehead fish is indigenous to Southeast Asia, but the species has been found in large numbers in the Piney Creek watershed in Monroe and Lee counties.
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I bet a couple of strokes over the head with a Louisville Slugger would calm it right down.
We love the porridge, smooth, creamy and rich with generous slices of toman (snakehead) fish and century eggs, mildly flavoured with julienned ginger and sprinkled with coarsely chopped scallions.
Damn....I was trying to post a photo of James Carville, but can’t seem to do it. Oh well. I guess that would be more appropriate if they had found a creepy walking snake.
LOL!!! Thank you very much...yes, that’s the one I would have picked too.
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Since the klintons crawled out from under a rock in ‘92, I’ve known that arkansas had a lot of creepy things.
Okay, now, which is it? Creeps or walks? ;’)
We had a problem with this fish in Crofton, Md., back in 2003 or so. They had a bounty on the fish and lots of people caught them in the pond before they could do a lot of damage.
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