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Re: Baby Cuttlefish.

by "Dave D" <parNOSPAMmiter@[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Feb 23, 2007 at 11:13 PM

"PE" <no.spam@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message 
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>
> Hi Dave,
>
> Squid, baby cuttlefish and baby octopus are cooked in similar ways in
> Chinese cuisine. They can be stir-fried like the shop girl suggested.
They
> can also be deep-fried. I extract below DC's simple recipe for
deep-frying 
> (his post dated 28.10.04) for your reference:-
>
> "The baby squids were just dried in paper towels, then deep fried in 
> peanut
> oil or veg oil until crispy then removed, pour out some of the cooking
oil
> then add the squids back & fry with sweet thick soya sauce with a little
> sweet chilli sauce & a touch of salt & sugar. That's it. Oh it was also
> dressed with some sesame seeds after."
>
> Hope the above help.
>
> Regards
> Theresa
>
>
>
Thanks Theresa.  I have had a go at a few by dipping them in seasoned
flour 
and deep-frying.  They were OK but just a bit 'chewier' than baby squid.  
I 
think I prefer squid.
Regards.
Dave.
 




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Baby Cuttlefish.
"Dave D" <pa  2007-02-15 14:44:10 
Re: Baby Cuttlefish.
"PE" <no.spa  2007-02-23 18:20:22 
Re: Baby Cuttlefish.
"Dave D" <pa  2007-02-23 23:13:01 
Re: Baby Cuttlefish.
"Chef!" <fou  2007-03-07 20:22:28 
Re: Baby Cuttlefish.
"Dave D" <pa  2007-03-09 12:35:45 

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