adorable photo of melvin. when i visited France, the family i was staying with tried to get me to eat a few. i just couldn't get past the slimey-ness. ugh! take care and bon weekend!
Okay, so, these are the ones you eat? Because I'm sure you can't just pick up random_snail_01 and fry him up for breakfast, right? He is kind of cute, too -- I believe I would definitely have to name him and call him my very own. :)~
I think that you have definitely found some of my favorite things! I wish I could have been at that BBQ. How about if we do a little trade... some of your yummy mixed grill for my Roman gelato? I wonder if Fedex would do that... A big hello to Melvin! baci, Jennifer
I love snails. Have a look! One of my old posts!
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nice shot ^^ have a great weekend Sara!!! xoxo
ReplyDeleteLove the photo Sara :-)
ReplyDeletepoor little one ! We used to eat them when i was child - So often that i couldn't eat one of them anymore ... Merci les parents!
ReplyDeleteI have a no filter meat and no bug policy...O know it's not to sophisticated but neither is barfing on the table.
ReplyDeleteHummmm.... "Melvin au buerre" ????
ReplyDeleteI am conflicted about this as I do not consume food that has been named. hehe
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LOL you'll have a tank full of little snails that you have resucued. The snails will know you as Saint Sara Louise.
ReplyDeleteadorable photo of melvin. when i visited France, the family i was staying with tried to get me to eat a few. i just couldn't get past the slimey-ness. ugh! take care and bon weekend!
ReplyDeletedefo keep them as pets! a propos pets - how's the rugby practice going? ;)
ReplyDeleteI love escargot and have thought about making them, but after reading that Chow Hound recipe/article, I think I will just eat them when dining out!
ReplyDeleteHaving had pet chickens which then became dinner one horrible summer, I have to go with the "no eating of named pets" rule...
ReplyDeleteShudders...
ReplyDeleteMelvin could be VERY tasty!!!
ReplyDeleteno thanks, you can keep them in the garden where they belong! =)
ReplyDeletethe french would just find my american tastes so plebeian....
oh well, c'est la vie!
I couldn't possibly eat a snail - so I'd definitely be keeping Melvin as a pet! Keep us up to date with the fate of Melvin!
ReplyDeleteOkay, so, these are the ones you eat? Because I'm sure you can't just pick up random_snail_01 and fry him up for breakfast, right? He is kind of cute, too -- I believe I would definitely have to name him and call him my very own. :)~
ReplyDeleteYummy. I see, you are Frenchicised already. R.I.P.Melvin ;)
ReplyDeletewow, truly organic! how wonderful! ;)
ReplyDeleteMelvin avec beurre!! I'll come across the pond and will bring some white wine. Tres chic.
ReplyDeletedelightful! i'm so excited to have discovered this lovely little blog of yours!! france, huh? swoon.
ReplyDeleteI prefer escargot in the garden :)
ReplyDeleteBisou, Babi
I think that you have definitely found some of my favorite things! I wish I could have been at that BBQ. How about if we do a little trade... some of your yummy mixed grill for my Roman gelato? I wonder if Fedex would do that... A big hello to Melvin!
ReplyDeletebaci, Jennifer