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01-03-2006, 10:16 PM   #21

Re: You'd need a lot of chips to go with this calamares!


Aw comeon, Janey; give it another try! The ones we get in the restaurant are little bitty ones, & you know how tasty they are!! That monster would be as tough as old shoeleather



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01-03-2006, 10:20 PM   #22

Re: You'd need a lot of chips to go with this calamares!


Anyone had the eensy-weensy ones? Chipito or Capitipo or something? had them as tapas in Benidorm, so Janey can go try. They are deep fried in a light batter and about popcorn size. Gorgeous! You get hundreds in a portion!



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02-03-2006, 03:41 AM   #23

Re: You'd need a lot of chips to go with this calamares!


That's what I meant about the itty bitty ones; deep fried in a light batter & absolutely delicious...melt in your mouth...we always split a large order of them as an appetizer,,,yum!



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