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HeyJoey,
Hope your planning to bring some over so I can make the “Pasta w/ the Shrimp” for Sunday dinner tomorrow!!!!
MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM. yummmmmmyyyyyyy!!! This is one of my favorite dishes – pasta with native shrimp. It’s the best. My Grandfather was was a fishing boat Captain, so I grew up eating lots of shrimp. Today I have to buy it at a fish market. It’s worth the price. Felicia my mouth was watering as I saw your set with all the seafood. Looks delicious!!
I have to tell every time I make it I think of my Grandfather Capt. Joe. He always brought us the first catch of shrimp of each year. When I make the shrimp sauce each year it’s delicious but always seem to missing the one most important ingredient,” Grandpa Joe” hand delivering it to our door directly from the dock!!
My grandfather was Capt. Tony “Lingo” Linquata. He owned the Natalie I & II. At the end of a fishing trip he would be knocking at my Mom’s door when I was a kid early in the morning with some lobster, fish and shrimp. It was the best of times!!
when i worked for wally’s packing whiting during the christmas season, these shrimp came up with the fish. we packers cleaned the shrimp from the line into 5 pound boxes. there’s row in those shrimp, and at that time, we could take as much shrimp home as we could pull from the line. i packed every freezer i knew with 5 pound boxes. my nana got 45 pound from me! we ate gumbo and jambalaya all winter.
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HeyJoey,
Hope your planning to bring some over so I can make the “Pasta w/ the Shrimp” for Sunday dinner tomorrow!!!!
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I want lobster fra diablo!
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MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM. yummmmmmyyyyyyy!!! This is one of my favorite dishes – pasta with native shrimp. It’s the best. My Grandfather was was a fishing boat Captain, so I grew up eating lots of shrimp. Today I have to buy it at a fish market. It’s worth the price. Felicia my mouth was watering as I saw your set with all the seafood. Looks delicious!!
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I have to tell every time I make it I think of my Grandfather Capt. Joe. He always brought us the first catch of shrimp of each year. When I make the shrimp sauce each year it’s delicious but always seem to missing the one most important ingredient,” Grandpa Joe” hand delivering it to our door directly from the dock!!
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My grandfather was Capt. Tony “Lingo” Linquata. He owned the Natalie I & II. At the end of a fishing trip he would be knocking at my Mom’s door when I was a kid early in the morning with some lobster, fish and shrimp. It was the best of times!!
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when i worked for wally’s packing whiting during the christmas season, these shrimp came up with the fish. we packers cleaned the shrimp from the line into 5 pound boxes. there’s row in those shrimp, and at that time, we could take as much shrimp home as we could pull from the line. i packed every freezer i knew with 5 pound boxes. my nana got 45 pound from me! we ate gumbo and jambalaya all winter.
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