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Topic: Abalone 3 ways a la Cabeza de Martillo  (Read 3015 times)

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eiboh

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  • Date Registered: Apr 2015
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thanks for sharing all the recipes look scrumptious. growing up eating Abalone twice a week When I Was Young didn't realize I was eating Gourmet.
Envied childhood friends that got hamburgers and macaroni and cheese. older now I'm beginning to appreciate it there's a lot of work preparing abalone


seabird

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  • Location: Concord, CA
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I need to make friends with a diver; I haven't had abalone since I took my then girlfriend to Farallon in high school. I remember it being the best seafood I'd had at the time.


 

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