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In response to "ewwww -- nm" by JenBro

That might be "ewwww" but not as "ewwww" as mussels. In any flavor. nm

Posted by Jim (aka Jim) Apr 3 '14, 09:37

Don't care for them. blech

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just curious - is it the texture? because comments on B2 lead me to believe they don't have a strong flavor on their own - but take on whatever broth -- nm - JenBro Apr 3, 09:57 9
- Yeah, that's pretty much true. They are typically steamed, so they're not going to have that flavor of a grilled or fried seafood -- nm - con_carne Apr 3, 10:18 1
  - Although I have had them broiled, but in those cases they had some kind of crumb or cheese crust on them -- nm - con_carne Apr 3, 10:19
- I don't think I've tried them. I shy away from seafood type dishes. - Pippy Apr 3, 10:03 1
  - :) -- nm - JenBro Apr 3, 10:12
- Mussels are eh. The do have a strong flavor and a weird, chewy texture. - TWuG Apr 3, 10:01 1
  - gosh I LOVE Oysters though ... fresh and cooked both -- nm - JenBro Apr 3, 10:12
- They do have their own flavour - especially if they are fresh. Also if they are saltwater, the shells will give off a flavour. - Roger More Apr 3, 09:59
- Texture doesn't work for me and the flavor didn't either. And one of the appetizers I tried was at Emeril's flagship restaurant... - Jim Apr 3, 09:58 1
  - cool ... this should be interesting tonight then ... it's been years since I had them and only twice I can remember - JenBro Apr 3, 10:11
LOL -- nm - JenBro Apr 3, 09:54

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