Thread 21537347

You all ever just bake a tray of creatures you found in the mud at the beach?

>>21537347 (OP)
Clams. Yes.

>>21537347 (OP)
Update: the creatures were delicious, except for the large reddish one, which tasted like mud/shit. The mud arks (the rest of the tray) were all good, ironically, despite living in mud. Like denser mussels.

>>21537445
you need to flush them for days in cold tap water before eating these dude... wtf

>>21537550
>days

>>21537347 (OP)
Not even once, no. Those things look like they grew in algae and not clean oyster beds. Even oysters can have vibrio now. Would. not. eat. Are you sure your havesting spot is clean waters?

>>21537550
You only need to purge them multiple times with salinated water in 30-40 minute increments until the water runs clear plus 1 more for good luck

>>21537445
>which tasted like mud/shit
Never tasted mud nor shit. Is it haitian indian fusion?

>>21537550
I had them in clean water for 24 hours. Don't think me a savage.
>>21537676
These are from the pristine beaches of my own island home off the East Coast of Australia. They naturally get algae and seaweed growing off their protruding shell tips while they sit half buried in the sand, which is how you find them.

>>21537347 (OP)
>You all ever just bake a tray of creatures you found in the mud at the beach?
in a past life perhaps.

>>21537790
>he's strayan
Now it makes sense

>>21537790
>These are from the pristine beaches of my own island home off the East Coast of Australia.
that's badass.

>>21537347 (OP)
>anon's going to get seaworms

>>21537790
That's awesome, good for you anon