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I'm from New England. A proper summer includes at least one feast involving a lobster roll, and at least one feast involving steamers or fried clams with the bellies.

And for your vegetarian friends: I guess they can't eat scallops, either (good thing; this leaves more for me. Scallops are incredibly delicious.). After all, they've got 30 or 40 eyes.

emc

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In reply to Re^2: My favorite food for feasting: by swampyankee
in thread My favorite food for feasting: by ysth

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