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I bought a batch of mussels recently and made a fantastic wine broth for
them. They were delicious, but they were a bit gritty. How does one assure that all the sand is removed prior to serving? Does soaking them in sal****er for any length of time help? I seem to remember something about oatmeal, but maybe I'm confusing this with something else. Anybody have any ideas? And, would the same method work with clams as well? -- Donna A pessimist believes all women are bad. An optimist hopes they are. To reply, remove the SPAM BLOCK |
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