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heyjoe wrote:
> > On Sun, 11 Jan 2015 11:38:50 -0500, Gary wrote: > > > Only difference there - if you do overcook it to rubbery texture, at > > least it's tasty rubber bands that you're eating. heheh > > Considering that the conch is incorporated in a "fritter", what are the > chances the meat will be overcooked? Would expect the batter to be > overly browned to burnt before the meat was overcooked. I agree with you. The conch cut up into small pieces and battered would probably cook perfectly in a fritter. I was saying, don't cook a whole conch because it's too big to get even cooking. And I've caught and cooked conch in the past. It's somewhat of a clam taste. G. |
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