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To: bootless
I did try uni, or sea urchin at my favorite sushi place.

Eggs fresh from a sea urchin is almost the same as Uni in a restaurant only a bit less salty. BTW, I learned about eating sea urchin eggs directly from a sea urchin from reading Ewell Gibbons. I think the book was "Hunt for the Blue-Eyed Scallop" or something like that. If you like weird exotic food then reading Ewell Gibbons is a MUST. I learned a lot from reading his books. I also loved his info on how to make coconut wine. When I watched "Castaway" all I could think of was how it was a pity that the Tom Hanks character hadn't read Ewell Gibbons because he could have stayed blasted the whole time he was stuck on that island.

257 posted on 11/08/2001 10:38:18 AM PST by PJ-Comix
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To: PJ-Comix
I ate raw sea urchin too. All it took was to wade out in the water off Mt. Desert Island in Maine. Cracked it open and ate it. I used to gather a ton of mussles there...build a campfire ......and eat up. You can't really eat mussles raw.
271 posted on 11/08/2001 12:02:48 PM PST by dennisw
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