Well, the chef never turned up and the hotel was a great reminder of Fawlty Towers on acid so it was worth going to. However, I am not sure that I will ever eat octopus again, having learned that they are immensely intelligent...
A couple of local ladies tell me you have to "frighten" the octopus three times to make sure it is tender for the cooking process. How do you give an octopus a fright? You dip it in and out of boiling water three times!!!!
I shall return to chomping my way through the rainbow swiss chard patch...
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8 comments:
Bit stuck on 'joder'...but v. glad your sense of good taste suppressed the 'dormant faculties' joke.
Your word-verification 'words' are an art-form totally worthy of you.
I'm afraid it is too impolite to translate.
Goodness, that's worse than boiling lobsters which is pretty creepy already.
At first I misread 'gets your ears' as 'gets in your ears' and imagined little bullfights going on in the curly canal bits.
mig: I can't cook lobsters but I can eat them but I will never be able to look an octopus in the face again.
Ha! Love that little matador
nursemyra: I enjoyed drawing the matador. You probably recognised it was a copy of a Goya painting...ha, ha.
My daughter works in the aquarium at Newquay and puts its food into a screw top jamjar so it has to open it to get at it!
Great pics Rosie! :)
Jess x
Jess:It makes me wonder what all the other sea creatures are thinking...
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