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Old 07-08-2013, 01:28 PM   #31
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Awesome meal That could be my perfect day I can eat a lot of what you had there. Cant stop drooling
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Old 07-08-2013, 01:39 PM   #32
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It should be a federal crime to have a nice day and cookout like that without including me.

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Nothing is better than cooking a class spread like that on one of those public grills! Talk about the basics - Good job.
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Old 07-08-2013, 02:31 PM   #33
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C'mon out, there is a good time to be had. Bill, you know if you show up, we have all kinds of things planned for you. Some I am sure you would enjoy.

Yes Guerry, we do get fresh sardines, and we can grill them too. My dad used to go catch them, right off the pier. But, there were the small ones, maybe 7 to 8 inches, about all you could do was grill them up over lump charcoal. On the beach or next to the boats, horrible.
Yep. I remember my dad talking about fresh caught sardines, and all the other wonderful critters that came from the bay, but he was a sardine fanatic. Never had fresh myself.
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Old 07-08-2013, 03:19 PM   #34
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Guerreey, I don't personally love them, or even like them. But, at one time, the bay was lousy with sardines, herring, anchovies and smelt. If you thing was eating tiny fish, we had them by the millions. Then we polluted the bay beyond belief and harvested them into oblivion. BUT, they are coming back.

And a real treat to me, the Monterey squid are coming back, and they are delicious. Sadly, we are going to lose the local oyster business unless our Senators and Representatives can get the environmental lease laws figured out.
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Old 07-08-2013, 04:00 PM   #35
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Love me some oysters on the grill. Those look great.
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Old 07-08-2013, 04:06 PM   #36
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If you thing was eating tiny fish...
I've been to my share of bream fish fries...

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And a real treat to me, the Monterey squid are coming back, and they are delicious. Sadly, we are going to lose the local oyster business unless our Senators and Representatives can get the environmental lease laws figured out.
Man. I love squid. And octopus. That sucks about the oysters though, even if I don't particularly care for them.
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And a real treat to me, the Monterey squid are coming back, and they are delicious. Sadly, we are going to lose the local oyster business unless our Senators and Representatives can get the environmental lease laws figured out.
Sorry to tell ya the local squid has come and gone for now man. We produced about 500-700 tons of it in Monterey, in a 2 week period. At least Ventura landings is on full throttle now.

I agree, the environmentalists are quite the headache. They never go away, relentless battles.
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Sorry to tell ya the local squid has come and gone for now man. We produced about 500-700 tons of it in Monterey, in a 2 week period. At least Ventura landings is on full throttle now.
Yeah, but, at least there were some to process. Some decade or two back, there were not enough to make it worth processing.
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Yeah, but, at least there were some to process. Some decade or two back, there were not enough to make it worth processing.
Yup. El Niño can be blamed for certain years for sure.
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Looks like a great cook!
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Great looking cook Landarc, love the seafood.
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Old 07-08-2013, 07:22 PM   #43
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For the Super Bowl this past year we grilled 100 Drago's style oysters. I downloaded a video of street vendor who had a shucking style similar to this. My son and son-in-law shucked while I grilled. Approximately 5 minutes per dozen. This is
. They were eaten nearly as fast as they came off the grill. We will definately do it again .
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