Saturday afternoon dining:
I've had them before. They were tasty. Quite garlicky and herby. Mmmm.
Not sure which would put you off your food more - the snails or me :-P
Monday, May 26, 2008
Quite yum actually
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Saturday afternoon dining:
I've had them before. They were tasty. Quite garlicky and herby. Mmmm.
Not sure which would put you off your food more - the snails or me :-P
Elly might be jealous but not me! I draw the line at snails.
ReplyDeletenot. for. me. thanks.
ReplyDeleteEwwwwwwwwwww.....
ReplyDeleteIck. I tried them a few years ago and they tasted like really rubbery garlic mushrooms.
ReplyDeleteAha, now I know where I can send the few hundred I find each day...
ReplyDeleteYou're a braver (wo)man than I, Gungadin.
@grannymar - ah a good beer helps to wash them down - personally I thought they were grand ;)
ReplyDelete@phil - ah. go. on. Have. a. go!
@Darren - at the photos of me or the snails? ;-)
@threnn - hey and thanks for the comment :) I think I had the same experience years ago but these ones (Greek restaurant in Paris) were delicious!
@debbie - hello there and welcome :) You can keep the snails thanks - did you ever do snail races when you were younger?
I always beat the snails!
When cooked well they are heaven, but like seafood if overcooked turn to rubber. I'm not a big fan, but have no real aversion. The husband loves them though! Love the pics! :)
ReplyDeletedoesn't look like you are enjoying them too much in that last photo....
ReplyDeleteHee hee, if I scroll really fast the pics turn into a little video clip (jut like those drawings you'd do on the corners of my copy books!).
ReplyDeleteWhat's the consistency like??
@deborah - these were heaven! Greek restaurant in Paris - really great food. Wouldn't to be honest have managed 12, 6 was plenty fine.
ReplyDelete@lottie - you know me, that's the way I usually look ;-)
@Nathalie - hello there :) Is there going to be an animation of me eating?
The consisentcy - hard to explain. They were coverted in what to all intents and purposes is pesto and quite small. I suppose all I can tell you is a bit tougher than mussels and about as chewy as an orange peel.
Does that make sense?