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thank you for the menu. looks very interesting
Ive always though that the small tough bit on the scallop was the tendon , and the scallop itself the
muscle. maybe Ive been wrong
Earthquake , the gray Fuzz-Ball you see on the upper L
loved the tendons , if they came w the scallops. Id peel them off , and give them to him raw
he was beside himself with joy . took him some time to chew, and he'd sing all the while.
thank you for the menu. looks very interesting
Ive always though that the small tough bit on the scalop was the tendon , and the scalop itself the
muscle. maybe Ive been wrong
Earthquake , the gray Fuzz-Ball you see on the upper L
loved the tendons , if they came w the scallops. Id peel them off , and give them to him raw
he was beside himself with joy . took him some time to chew, and he'd sing all the while.
thank you for the menu. looks very interesting
Ive always though that the small tough bit on the scalop was the tendon , and the scalp itself the
muscle. maybe Ive been wrong
Earthquake , the gray Fuzz-Ball you see on the upper L
loved the tendons , if they came w the scallops. Id peel them off , and give them to him raw
he was beside himself with joy . took him some time to chew, and he'd sing all the while.
