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Re: Are "jumping" Chinese carp good to eat?
12/06/06 03:55 PM

mehulkamdar

We have a recipe we use over here for Carp.

Put a large pan of water on to boil.

Scale and Gut the fish, of course washing out the insides.

Stuff the insides with Onions, herbs etc.

When the water is CLOSE to boiling, put a half brick
in the bottom to stop the water boiling (over).

Put the carp in and let them cook slowly in the near boiling water.

After about 1/2 an hour, tip out the water and the carp
and eat the brick !!!

500 Nitro

PS - I think the above will give you an idea of what Carp taste like !

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Subject	Posted by	Posted on
Are "jumping" Chinese carp good to eat?	mehulkamdar	10/04/06 02:13 PM
Re: Are "jumping" Chinese carp good to eat?	500Nitro	12/06/06 03:55 PM
Re: Are "jumping" Chinese carp good to eat?	Grizzly	24/06/06 08:57 AM
Re: Are "jumping" Chinese carp good to eat?	EricD	24/06/06 09:39 PM
Re: Are "jumping" Chinese carp good to eat?	mikeh416Rigby	10/07/06 03:09 PM
Re: Are "jumping" Chinese carp good to eat?	500Nitro	10/07/06 03:33 PM
Re: Are "jumping" Chinese carp good to eat?	mikeh416Rigby	10/07/06 04:23 PM
Re: Are "jumping" Chinese carp good to eat?	500Nitro	24/06/06 10:34 PM
Re: Are "jumping" Chinese carp good to eat?	mikeh416Rigby	12/06/06 11:12 AM

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