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What's your favorite type of seafood to consume?

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Crab legs. 
Best ones I have had were in SF
 
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Blackened Catfish or popcorn shrimp w/lemon&butter........
 
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Blackened Redfish. K-Paul's Kitchen. New Orleans.
 
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Lobster tail... Fried clams, scallops, fries and onion rings is good every now and then. 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by I_Need_A_Detox:

Lobster tail... Fried clams, scallops, fries and onion rings is good every now and then. 

Seaeeeefood the man asked... not greasy deep fried dog food bumpky. Who fries a clam?

 

Oysters on the half. Yellow tail sashimi, Chilean Seabass, Ahi tuna. fresh steamed clams.

 
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Shrimp cocktail.  Easy to prepare, easy to eat, and delicious.
 
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Robster craws

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vCypqil001s
 
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That's lasist.
 
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anybody ever eaten sea urchin? 20 bucks says you'll puke or at least dry heav.
 
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Chilean Seabass is probably my favorite fish for sure. Trulucks is the best I've had. Also, I really enjoy a good crawfish boil.
 
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Good fresh seafood is the bomb. A New England style clambake with lobster and steamer clams is a good place to start. 

Here in Florida, fresh fish and shellfish is arguably more popular than steak. The options are almost limitless and available year round. Better tasting and better for you.
 
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Tuna submarine sandwich & L T O mayo.   
 
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Boiled Crawfish
 
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Quote Originally Posted by BWS77:

Robster craws

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vCypqil001s


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Vegas Tilapia 
 
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those shrimp at Sizzler
 
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You guys know that lobsters and cockroaches are the same species, right?

 

 

 
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Quote Originally Posted by dytide:

those shrimp at Sizzler

That would have been my answer 25 years ago - all-you-can eat Sizzler shrimp.  

Today, it would be King Salmon.


 
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Shrimps/Lobsters/Crabs. 
 
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Steamed oysters with hot sauce.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Coin Toss:

You guys know that lobsters and cockroaches are the same species, right?

This is true, they both eat turds an vomit all day.  I boil roaches by the dozens and eat them twice a week with Worcester sauce, lemon, horse radish and cole slaw. Exact same flavor at a fraction of the cost.

 

 

 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Coin Toss:

You guys know that lobsters and cockroaches are the same species, right?

 

 


and those lobsters are amazing. 

Forgot about scallops. Bacon wrapped. BBQ'd. 
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