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Roast cormorant

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dr john | 15:29 Fri 17th Nov 2006 | Recipes
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If anybody's looking for a change from turkey this Christmas, try this recipe from The Times...

http://www.timesonline.co.uk/article/0,,632-24 52021,00.html
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Cormorant. Is weird but couldn't even think of eating one. but then that is just perception. I am sure they are great to eat but its like eating your hamster, tasty but not good
16:36 Fri 17th Nov 2006
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Warpig You obviously didn't read the link! It's delightful - (the article that is, not the bird).

Cormorants know that they are protected under the Wildlife and Countryside Act (WCA) 1981. That's why they perch with their noses in the air.
16:58 Fri 17th Nov 2006
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Brilliant!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Definately won't bother to cook one of those !!!!!!!!!!!!!
04:23 Sat 18th Nov 2006
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Lovely, read the full story here http://www.timesonline.co.uk/article/0,,632-24 52108,00.html
05:24 Sat 18th Nov 2006

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