I heard on TV that "so and so makes the perfect 'mahe mahe'" It is
spelled wrong because it doesn't come up in any searches. I've also
tried "ma he ma he" and machi machi to no avail.
Thanks,
Dan
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Quoted message said:
I heard on TV that "so and so makes the perfect 'mahe mahe'" It is
spelled wrong because it doesn't come up in any searches. I've also
tried "ma he ma he" and machi machi to no avail.Mahi mahi, also known as dolphin fish.
nancy
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One time on Usenet said:
I heard on TV that "so and so makes the perfect 'mahe mahe'" It is
spelled wrong because it doesn't come up in any searches. I've also
tried "ma he ma he" and machi machi to no avail.You're looking for Mahi Mahi:
http://www.ocean.udel.edu/mas/seafood/mahi.html
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Quoted message said:
I heard on TV that "so and so makes the perfect 'mahe mahe'" It is
spelled wrong because it doesn't come up in any searches. I've also
tried "ma he ma he" and machi machi to no avail.Thanks,
Dan
It is a very good type of fish. Here's a link
http://www.ocean.udel.edu/mas/seafood/mahi.html
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