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Periwinkles?

Sir Chops · 2014-03-17 08:38:03

Hi anyone know the best way for cooking them?

17-03-2014 8:38am

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Sir Chops

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Hi anyone know the best way for cooking them?

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#2 17-03-2014 8:39am

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Sir Chops wrote: »

Hi anyone know the best way for cooking them?

As you would mussels - cover in a pot. Eat with a pin. Lovely - years since I had them

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#3 17-03-2014 8:46am

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Pinch Flat wrote: »

As you would mussels - cover in a pot. Eat with a pin. Lovely - years since I had them

But how long are they cooked for?

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#4 17-03-2014 9:14am

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Boiling water with lots of salt. Depends how many you have for length of time. About ten minutes boiling. Check one with a pin if they come out really easy they are cooked.

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