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*bends the rules into a nice pretzel and leaves whistling a tune from West Side Story*
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I would love to fish Violet 22 please!
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*leans in with eyes closed to catch a completely random fish whose color is...*
https://i.imgur.com/3dVgkYG.jpg rainbow *...and number is...* https://i.imgur.com/u6QVmMV.jpg 14 |
Orange 1
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Violet 7, if that's not already fished. thanks!
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Yello fishy #3 please ^^
Happy Halloween |
dragoness129
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Green fish 11, come to mama!
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Witchchylde
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May I take Yellow #1?
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Mekatra
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Oh wow, my fishy laid an egg.
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With them being that large, I wonder what it would be like to bite into one. I guess you wouldn't be able to boil them.
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You can hard-boil an ostrich egg but it usually takes almost two hours to do it. I had a friend growing up that raised ostriches and we made a HUGE deviled egg once.
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Did it taste different than chicken eggs? Actually, I wonder what turkey eggs taste like.
I imagine a giant fish egg would disintegrate when boiling. |
How they taste depends on what the bird eats, but to be honest other than size and color there isn't a huge difference between ostrich and chicken eggs. They taste almost identical. If you had them scrambled you probably wouldn't even realize.
Turkey eggs have a higher yolk to white ratio than chicken ones apparently, so they taste similar but are good for custards and creamier dishes according to an article I found. Yeah, fish eggs don't do well cooking from what I understand. |
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