Cooking with Daveyboy - Live Crab

That is probably most of the popluation. ;)

yep I realise that..
food education is shocking in this country. More should be done to teach the basics in school..
Rather than having pants general studies. You could remodel it so you learn important life skills over several years.
 
What would you do, in terms of eating crab then? Buy it pre-killed and unfresh? Buy it in a tin, lol?

I've only ever had crab in a restaurant, and that was only the once.

nout wrong with buying crab in a tin if it's how people like it? Something doesn't have to be 'living' for it to be 'fresh' you know. (obviously not in the tin case as you said)
 
Girls, the lot of you :rolleyes:

Straight into boiling water, none of this "freezer for half an hour" rubbish

In the summer, we're lucky enough to be in a place where we have a constant supply of crab and lobster - but on the subject of crab, the good meat is in the claws (white meat) - when we have crabs in our pots, we just rip both claws off.

Apparently it doesn't hurt them, AND their claws eventually regrow.

So we rip them off (takes 1 second), and throw the 'armless crabs back in the sea
 
yep I realise that..
food education is shocking in this country. More should be done to teach the basics in school..
Rather than having pants general studies. You could remodel it so you learn important life skills over several years.

Reminds me of that Simpsons episode of the school kids field trip to watch how Krusty Burgers are made. "...and now onto the killing floor..." or something.
 
Saying everyones a hippy or not man enough because they don't want to / can't be bothered to go and and kill there own dinners doesn't make sense either.

But I didn't say that, did I.

I said people who have no idea where it comes from and Know full well they couldn't watch it, let alone do it. That is not the same as making them do it for everything they eat.
 
Girls, the lot of you :rolleyes:

Straight into boiling water, none of this "freezer for half an hour" rubbish

In the summer, we're lucky enough to be in a place where we have a constant supply of crab and lobster - but on the subject of crab, the good meat is in the claws (white meat) - when we have crabs in our pots, we just rip both claws off.

Apparently it doesn't hurt them, AND their claws eventually regrow.

So we rip them off (takes 1 second), and throw the 'armless crabs back in the sea

Prepare to get e-lynched :cool:
 
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