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  1. I like very much "Octopus". I eat it in salad or i make a tomato sauce for
    seasoning spaghetti. Today I've found in supermarket a fresh one. I also buy
    mussels.
    Tomorrow I will eat Spaghetti with Octopus sauce (with a lot of hot chili
    pepper inside) and mussels "au gratin" (with some tomato sauce, breadcrumbs
    and lot of parseley)
    Cheers
    Pandora
    who will make Radicchio pasta another time): fish can't wait!

  2. Pandora said:

    I like very much "Octopus". I eat it in salad or i make a tomato sauce for
    seasoning spaghetti. Today I've found in supermarket a fresh one.
    Tomorrow I will eat Spaghetti with Octopus sauce.

    I bet you eat the testicles.

    Sheldon

  3. "Sheldon" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Pandora said:

    I like very much "Octopus". I eat it in salad or i make a tomato sauce


    for

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    seasoning spaghetti. Today I've found in supermarket a fresh one.
    Tomorrow I will eat Spaghetti with Octopus sauce.

    I bet you eat the testicles.

    Sheldon

    Even after all these years it is still funny! Thanks for the day brightener.

    Now about octopus, I think it is immoral to kill a sentient being. Octopi
    are intellegent, self-aware, and have language.

    Charlie

  4. Charles Gifford said:

    "Sheldon" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Pandora said:

    I like very much "Octopus". I eat it in salad or i make a tomato
    sauce for seasoning spaghetti. Today I've found in supermarket a
    fresh one. Tomorrow I will eat Spaghetti with Octopus sauce.

    I bet you eat the testicles.

    Sheldon

    Even after all these years it is still funny! Thanks for the day
    brightener.

    Now about octopus, I think it is immoral to kill a sentient being.
    Octopi are intellegent, self-aware, and have language.

    Charlie

    Is it the same with squid? Because I think that's what the OP really means.

    Jill

  5. jmcquown said:
    Charles Gifford said:

    "Sheldon" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Pandora wrote:
    > I like very much "Octopus". I eat it in salad or i make a tomato
    > sauce for seasoning spaghetti. Today I've found in supermarket a
    > fresh one. Tomorrow I will eat Spaghetti with Octopus sauce.

    I bet you eat the testicles.

    Sheldon

    Even after all these years it is still funny! Thanks for the day
    brightener.

    Now about octopus, I think it is immoral to kill a sentient being.
    Octopi are intellegent, self-aware, and have language.

    Charlie

    Is it the same with squid? Because I think that's what the OP really means.

    I bet she eats those testicles too. hehe

    Sheldon

  6. In article <[email hidden]>,

    Pandora said:

    I like very much "Octopus". I eat it in salad or i make a tomato sauce for
    seasoning spaghetti. Today I've found in supermarket a fresh one. I also buy
    mussels.
    Tomorrow I will eat Spaghetti with Octopus sauce (with a lot of hot chili
    pepper inside) and mussels "au gratin" (with some tomato sauce, breadcrumbs
    and lot of parseley)
    Cheers
    Pandora
    who will make Radicchio pasta another time): fish can't wait!

    I like it lightly sauteed in butter, then added to a white sauce served
    over pasta or rice.

    It's also excellent raw, all by itself with a bit of soy sauce and
    wasabi. ;-) Sashimi style......
    --
    Om.

    "My mother never saw the irony in calling me a son-of-a-[censored]." -Jack Nicholson

  7. In article <[email hidden]>,

    Charles Gifford said:

    "Sheldon" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:


    Pandora said:

    I like very much "Octopus". I eat it in salad or i make a tomato sauce


    for

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    seasoning spaghetti. Today I've found in supermarket a fresh one.
    Tomorrow I will eat Spaghetti with Octopus sauce.

    I bet you eat the testicles.

    Sheldon

    Even after all these years it is still funny! Thanks for the day brightener.

    Now about octopus, I think it is immoral to kill a sentient being. Octopi
    are intellegent, self-aware, and have language.

    Charlie

    They are a mollusk.........

    Related to snails.
    --
    Om.

    "My mother never saw the irony in calling me a son-of-a-[censored]." -Jack Nicholson

  8. My favorite version of octopus is to poach small pieces a short time in
    broth, then drain. Mix with some chopped onion, and garlic of course,
    some capers, parsley, good olive oil, and some lemon juice. This is for
    an appetizer. I like to use calamari for pasta sauce and ciuppin. How
    do you keep octopus from getting too chewy, Pandora?
    Eat well and keep the devil away-
    D.M.

  9. jmcquown said:
    Charles Gifford said:

    "Sheldon" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    Pandora wrote:

    >I like very much "Octopus". I eat it in salad or i make a tomato
    >sauce for seasoning spaghetti. Today I've found in supermarket a
    >fresh one. Tomorrow I will eat Spaghetti with Octopus sauce.

    I bet you eat the testicles.

    Sheldon

    Even after all these years it is still funny! Thanks for the day
    brightener.

    Now about octopus, I think it is immoral to kill a sentient being.
    Octopi are intellegent, self-aware, and have language.

    Charlie

    Is it the same with squid? Because I think that's what the OP really means.

    Jill

    I thought maybe "cook your octopus" was a new sexual euphemism that I
    hadn't heard before. (Is there anything that can't be used as a sexual
    euphemism?)

    Disappointedly,
    Bob

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    "Sheldon" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:


    Pandora said:

    I like very much "Octopus". I eat it in salad or i make a tomato sauce


    for

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    seasoning spaghetti. Today I've found in supermarket a fresh one.
    Tomorrow I will eat Spaghetti with Octopus sauce.

    I bet you eat the testicles.

    Sheldon

    Even after all these years it is still funny! Thanks for the day
    brightener.

    Now about octopus, I think it is immoral to kill a sentient being. Octopi
    are intellegent, self-aware, and have language.

    Charlie

    I thing also pigs and veal are intelligent 🙂
    Pandora

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    My favorite version of octopus is to poach small pieces a short time in
    broth, then drain.

    You use fish broth, I hope!

    Mix with some chopped onion, and garlic of course,

    Quoted message said:

    some capers, parsley, good olive oil, and some lemon juice. This is for
    an appetizer.

    I've never made like this. I copy the recipe!

    I like to use calamari for pasta sauce and ciuppin.

    I like calamari filled with calamari (Gnam Gnam) and baked with some white
    wine; or fried.

    How

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    do you keep octopus from getting too chewy, Pandora?

    I've never had this problem. If I have to make a salad, I cut Octopus in
    pieces, then I boil it and I let it cool in the same water. You must put
    salt at the end (about 15 minutes before it's ready) because salt make the
    mollusk hard when boiled. When cool I take away the skin and I season it
    with lemon, oil , pepper , parsley and garlic.
    If I have to make a tomato sauce, I generally use pressure cooking (you save
    time and Octopus come out very tender in only 20 minutes): I put pieces of
    octopus in the pan, with oil and garlic; mix for 2 minutes then evaporate
    with white wine. Then I put some fresh tomato sauce, salt and pepper; I
    close the pan and wait about 20 minutes for a big Octopus.
    Cheers
    Pandora

    Quoted message said:

    Eat well and keep the devil away-
    D.M.

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    jmcquown said:
    Charles Gifford said:

    "Sheldon" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    >Pandora wrote:
    >
    >>I like very much "Octopus". I eat it in salad or i make a tomato
    >>sauce for seasoning spaghetti. Today I've found in supermarket a
    >>fresh one. Tomorrow I will eat Spaghetti with Octopus sauce.
    >
    >I bet you eat the testicles.
    >
    >Sheldon

    Even after all these years it is still funny! Thanks for the day
    brightener.

    Now about octopus, I think it is immoral to kill a sentient being.
    Octopi are intellegent, self-aware, and have language.

    Charlie

    Is it the same with squid? Because I think that's what the OP really
    means.

    Jill

    I thought maybe "cook your octopus" was a new sexual euphemism that I
    hadn't heard before. (Is there anything that can't be used as a sexual
    euphemism?)

    Where do you see sex in cooking an Octopus?
    Sorry but don't understand.
    Pandora

    Quoted message said:


    Disappointedly,
    Bob

  13. "Pandora" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    I like very much "Octopus". I eat it in salad or i make a tomato sauce for
    seasoning spaghetti. Today I've found in supermarket a fresh one. I also


    buy

    Quoted message said:

    mussels.
    Tomorrow I will eat Spaghetti with Octopus sauce (with a lot of hot chili
    pepper inside) and mussels "au gratin" (with some tomato sauce,


    breadcrumbs

    Quoted message said:

    and lot of parseley)
    Cheers
    Pandora
    who will make Radicchio pasta another time): fish can't wait!

    I have a whole octopus in my freezer right now. After reading about how
    you need to clean it, I think it's going to stay in my freezer. I like the
    taste of octopus, but have never prepared it myself. I now know why. What
    a messy job!

    Anyone need some fish bait?

    kili

  14. jmcquown said:
    Charles Gifford said:
    Quoted message said:

    Pandora wrote:

    >I like very much "Octopus". I eat it in salad or i make a tomato
    >sauce for seasoning spaghetti. Today I've found in supermarket a
    >fresh one. Tomorrow I will eat Spaghetti with Octopus sauce.


    Now about octopus, I think it is immoral to kill a sentient being.
    Octopi are intellegent, self-aware, and have language.

    Is it the same with squid? Because I think that's what the OP really means.

    Both are commonly eaten in Italy. As are cuttlefish.

    Pastorio

  15. "Bob (this one)" <[email hidden]> ha scritto nel messaggio
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    jmcquown said:
    Charles Gifford said:

    >Pandora wrote:
    >
    >>I like very much "Octopus". I eat it in salad or i make a tomato
    >>sauce for seasoning spaghetti. Today I've found in supermarket a
    >>fresh one. Tomorrow I will eat Spaghetti with Octopus sauce.
    >
    Now about octopus, I think it is immoral to kill a sentient being.
    Octopi are intellegent, self-aware, and have language.

    Is it the same with squid? Because I think that's what the OP really
    means.

    Both are commonly eaten in Italy. As are cuttlefish.

    We generally eat squids with green peas and tomato sauce. very good!
    But you can eat them also grilled and then seasoned with he so called
    "Salmoriglio" (Oil, lemon, salt, Oregano, garlic and black pepper).
    Cheers
    Pandora

    Quoted message said:


    Pastorio

  16. Pandora said:

    We generally eat squids with green peas and tomato sauce. very good!
    But you can eat them also grilled and then seasoned with he so called
    "Salmoriglio" (Oil, lemon, salt, Oregano, garlic and black pepper).

    I clean the squid. Then I chop the tentacles and mix them with rice,
    chopped shrimp and a light tomato sauce. I stuff the empty body with hte
    mixture and simmer it in more of the tomato sauce.

    Also fill with sausage (shrimp and fish) and grill.

    Also eat raw. Cook the tentacles and serve with vinegar and oil.

    Pastorio

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    Pandora said:

    We generally eat squids with green peas and tomato sauce. very good!
    But you can eat them also grilled and then seasoned with he so called
    "Salmoriglio" (Oil, lemon, salt, Oregano, garlic and black pepper).

    I clean the squid. Then I chop the tentacles and mix them with rice,
    chopped shrimp and a light tomato sauce. I stuff the empty body with hte
    mixture and simmer it in more of the tomato sauce.

    Ohhh! I love this recipe!!! I want to make. Could you please tell me how do
    you cook them after you've filled with rice etc.?

    Quoted message said:


    Also fill with sausage (shrimp and fish) and grill.

    Also eat raw. Cook the tentacles and serve with vinegar and oil.

    I don't like so much raw fish 🙁 for the reasons you already know.
    cheers
    Pandora

    Quoted message said:


    Pastorio

  18. Pandora said:

    "zxcvbob" <[email hidden]> ha scritto nel messaggio
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    Quoted message said:
    jmcquown said:

    Charles Gifford wrote:

    >"Sheldon" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    >
    >>Pandora wrote:
    >>
    >>>I like very much "Octopus". I eat it in salad or i make a tomato
    >>>sauce for seasoning spaghetti. Today I've found in supermarket a
    >>>fresh one. Tomorrow I will eat Spaghetti with Octopus sauce.
    >>
    >>I bet you eat the testicles.
    >>
    >>Sheldon
    >
    >Even after all these years it is still funny! Thanks for the day
    >brightener.
    >
    >Now about octopus, I think it is immoral to kill a sentient being.
    >Octopi are intellegent, self-aware, and have language.
    >
    >Charlie

    Is it the same with squid? Because I think that's what the OP really
    means.

    Jill

    I thought maybe "cook your octopus" was a new sexual euphemism that I
    hadn't heard before. (Is there anything that can't be used as a sexual
    euphemism?)

    Where do you see sex in cooking an Octopus?
    Sorry but don't understand.
    Pandora

    It is said that Eskimos have over 100 words for snow. In the US, there
    are over 1,000,000,000 euphemisms for sex. Absolutely anything anyone
    ever says can be used as a euphemism for sex.

    As long as you don't show it on TV.

    b.

  19. Pandora said:

    "Bob (this one)" <[email hidden]> ha scritto nel messaggio
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    Pandora said:

    We generally eat squids with green peas and tomato sauce. very good!
    But you can eat them also grilled and then seasoned with he so called
    "Salmoriglio" (Oil, lemon, salt, Oregano, garlic and black pepper).

    I clean the squid. Then I chop the tentacles and mix them with rice,
    chopped shrimp and a light tomato sauce. I stuff the empty body with hte
    mixture and simmer it in more of the tomato sauce.

    Ohhh! I love this recipe!!! I want to make. Could you please tell me how do
    you cook them after you've filled with rice etc.?

    In marinara on very low heat on top of the stove. You can also bake them
    in a hot oven on a baking pan and put the sauce on top after it's finished.

    Pastorio

  20. "Bob (this one)" <[email hidden]> ha scritto nel messaggio
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    Pandora said:

    "Bob (this one)" <[email hidden]> ha scritto nel messaggio
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    Pandora wrote:

    >We generally eat squids with green peas and tomato sauce. very good!
    >But you can eat them also grilled and then seasoned with he so called
    >"Salmoriglio" (Oil, lemon, salt, Oregano, garlic and black pepper).

    I clean the squid. Then I chop the tentacles and mix them with rice,
    chopped shrimp and a light tomato sauce. I stuff the empty body with hte
    mixture and simmer it in more of the tomato sauce.

    Ohhh! I love this recipe!!! I want to make. Could you please tell me how
    do you cook them after you've filled with rice etc.?

    In marinara on very low heat on top of the stove. You can also bake them
    in a hot oven on a baking pan and put the sauce on top after it's
    finished.
    Pastorio

    Thank you Bob. You are always kind!
    Pandora

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