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SnugBear - 19 May 2004 04:26 GMT

Guess who went to Trader Joe's as she was departing the People's Republic
of Massachusetts?<g>

Do you just grill them? Thaw first? What else? TIA

They gave me flowers for free! We need TJ's in Maine - Bangor would be
close enough.

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Ignoramus22432 - 19 May 2004 13:43 GMT

What are their ingredients?

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> Guess who went to Trader Joe's as she was departing the People's Republic
> of Massachusetts?<g>
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> They gave me flowers for free! We need TJ's in Maine - Bangor would be
> close enough.

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Chris Braun - 19 May 2004 14:23 GMT

>What are their ingredients?
>
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>> They gave me flowers for free! We need TJ's in Maine - Bangor would be
>> close enough.

I don't have any at home currently to read the package, but here's
some nutritional data:

http://www.oceanbeauty.com/products/pos_burg_salm.htm.

I'd say they're mostly salmon.

Chris

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Chris Braun - 19 May 2004 14:22 GMT

>Guess who went to Trader Joe's as she was departing the People's Republic
>of Massachusetts?<g>
[quoted text clipped - 3 lines]
>They gave me flowers for free! We need TJ's in Maine - Bangor would be
>close enough.

They can be cooked frozen or thawed. We have grilled them on our
Jenn-Air; I'm sure one could fry in a frying pan as well. I often
take one to work and keep it in my insulated bag until lunchtime, then
microwave it for 2 minutes to warm it up (it's thawed at this point,
of course), then break up in a salad. This is my favorite way to eat
them. I think DH's favorite is in a bun or English muffin like a
hamburger, with lettuce and tomato and mayo.

Chris

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SnugBear - 19 May 2004 20:36 GMT

> They can be cooked frozen or thawed. We have grilled them on our
> Jenn-Air; I'm sure one could fry in a frying pan as well. I often
[quoted text clipped - 3 lines]
> them. I think DH's favorite is in a bun or English muffin like a
> hamburger, with lettuce and tomato and mayo.

Thanks! I think I'll grill first and put it on a salad. Can't wait!

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