Grill by the beach
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@sol_cee (31432)
Philippines
March 3, 2022 7:25am CST
Husband likes to go fishing. He has fishing gears I don’t know the names (sorry) and an old but well-mended fishing net. Early this morning, he went fishing with the guys (his father, his brothers-in-law, our son and his nephews). It’s their bonding moment and they do this once a month. They came back home wet and sun kissed and sea-smelling and each one bringing a pail of something fresh and moving from the bountiful sea. Which all went to the charcoal grill. The one in the photo above is my favorite.
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@moffittjc (106219)
• Gainesville, Florida
3 Mar
Is that octopus that is cooking on the grill? I don't think I've ever had that before. It doesn't look very appealing to me. But I'll try anything once.
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@moffittjc (106219)
• Gainesville, Florida
3 Mar
@sol_cee Yes, a little bit. But not too much, because I do like eating calamari, and that's just squid tentacles. So I imagine octopus probably doesn't taste much different.
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@sol_cee (31432)
• Philippines
3 Mar
@moffittjc same family? Lol it was good really dipped in coconut vinegar with lots of chili yummmm
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@LadyDuck (399714)
• Switzerland
4 Mar
@sol_cee There is a perfect method to cook it perfectly so that it is not hard at all. Boil a large quantity of water, put the octopus in the boiling water, lower the heat, cook for 20 minutes. Turn off, put a lid on the pan and let it rest until cold. Mom was always surprised how my octopus was tender and tasty.
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@sharonelton (13122)
• Lichfield, England
3 Mar
Goodness me! He caught an octopus!
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@sharonelton (13122)
• Lichfield, England
4 Mar
@sol_cee Yeah, well, I did say octopus. And it's small, so yeah, it's a baby. 
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@brokenbee (10619)
• Philippines
3 Mar
Wow! Octopus!
I like it but I don't know why my tummy can't handle it... Or maybe it was just cooked the wrong way. Last time I ate it, my tummy rumbled/churned.. 
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@brokenbee (10619)
• Philippines
4 Mar
@sol_cee I'll try again next time.. hihihi "matakaw"
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, never again after the first try.
@MarshaMusselman (37988)
• Midland, Michigan
4 Mar
I was going to guess octopus or squid. I've never seen either one before.
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@MarshaMusselman (37988)
• Midland, Michigan
4 Mar
@sol_cee no but I mostly eat fish. Nothing exotic.
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@sol_cee (31432)
• Philippines
4 Mar
@MarshaMusselman glad that you can eat fish. My friend @DaddyEvil just liked this discussion and moved on
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@much2say (55982)
• Los Angeles, California
5 Mar
We don't have opportunities to do that, but omg I would love it! My son loves the baby octopus. In fact, when my son was maybe 4, we had a get together at our Phil friends' house (my daughter's friend's parents) . . . the husband made makeshift Korean bbq in the backyard. They got baby octopus and he let my son stir them up on their grill - he loved that. That's nice that "the guys" there had bonding time - do they do that often?1 person likes this
@acelawrites (19295)
• Philippines
5 Mar
Wow, it's baby octopus.Isn't it so hard tocook, it becomes leathery?
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@acelawrites (19295)
• Philippines
5 Mar
@sol_cee could be so delicious! Am fine, just staying positive (not covid, huh!) inspite of so many trials in life!How are you,as well?
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@sol_cee (31432)
• Philippines
5 Mar
@acelawrites there a few kababayan mylotters who are missing and I’m glad you surfaced lolll
@jobelbojel (31238)
• Philippines
5 Mar
Wow, that was a good catch! Do you still have seafood to grill?
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