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    Quote Originally Posted by aromulus View Post
    Baked mussels....

    Nahhhhhhhhhh............

    Nothing beats a good bucket of "Moules Mariniere" and crusty bread for dipping in the sauce..........


    Is it like a soup??? How will you do it?


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    Quote Originally Posted by amyburple View Post

    Is it like a soup??? How will you do it?
    In a pan............


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    Quote Originally Posted by aromulus View Post
    In a pan............

    OK


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    U made me laugh Mod Dom.
    I love Moule Mariniere! I love it with toasted garlic bread or bread with pesto! Yum!

    Its easy to cook it sis, u just cook the mussels with wine and put cream afterwards.
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    Quote Originally Posted by empott View Post
    U made me laugh Mod Dom.
    I love Moule Mariniere! I love it with toasted garlic bread or bread with pesto! Yum!

    Its easy to cook it sis, u just cook the mussels with wine and put cream afterwards.

    Ok Emm thanks for this info...


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    Smile

    When I'm in France, 'moules frites' is my 'almost daily' dish!!!!

    However, I LOVE baked tahong when it is done properly.

    Thanks for the recipe Amy.

    Al.


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    By the way, does anybody know where I can find (good) mussels in Cebu?

    Al.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Alan View Post
    When I'm in France, 'moules frites' is my 'almost daily' dish!!!!

    However, I LOVE baked tahong when it is done properly.

    Thanks for the recipe Amy.

    Al.
    You WELCOME... thanks for reading and for the interest... Hmmm I'm not really sure where to get some TAHONG there in CEBU but for sure there TONS hehehe....

    Hmmm i check this and hmmm it's really lovely...
    moules frites'
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