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Old 07-19-2008, 04:41 PM   #38
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i live in los angeles, and i thought we were pretty eclectic, but i have yet to go to see a market that fits the following:

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Whether you've bought fresh snake meat at a market where snake is a popular dish, or you've skinned a snake yourself specifically for dinner, you won't find a snake meat recipe in the average cookbook. Snake is somewhere between chicken and fish in texture and flavor, and may be made to seem like either. This article will outline a recipe which is also suitable for bluegill, so the resulting meat will be reminiscent of a small lake fish.
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