Seafood in the Pines

[Pinesbucks]

Bob I will gladly eat those stale buggers covered in the old Allen's horseradish or cocktail sauce.

 

[enormiss]

Did you guys that like them hard realize they were stale? From the chapter:

"They crumble easily when fresh, but they can become almost as indestructible as hard tack if they are allowed to go stale...

Not really, but I could see how they would be.
Before Allen's for me was a place called the Oyster House in Conshohocken (gone now, not the current one on Fayette)
Always left out in an open bowl on the tables with a container of horseradish.
Maybe that's why I liked Allen's, reminded me of the past.

Speaking of horseradish, pepper palace nasal napalm!

 

[bobpbx]

Not really, but I could see how they would be.
Before Allen's for me was a place called the Oyster House in Conshohocken (gone now, not the current one on Fayette)
Always left out in an open bowl on the tables with a container of horseradish.
Maybe that's why I liked Allen's, reminded me of the past.

Speaking of horseradish, pepper palace nasal napalm!

Speaking of places, Cornelius says "The first place in New Jersey I met them was at the Hotel De Crab in the bayside at Beach Haven, a seafood restaurant on stilts over the waters of the thorofare".

1911 PC Hotel de Crab,Beach Haven New Jersey A58 | #37251716

1911 PC Hotel de Crab,Beach Haven New Jersey A58Postcard postally used Beach Haven NJ 1911. In very nice condition; minor corner wear. Hotel is actually completely over water! Flat boats, barrels, etc

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[ecampbell]

Not really, but I could see how they would be.
Before Allen's for me was a place called the Oyster House in Conshohocken (gone now, not the current one on Fayette)
Always left out in an open bowl on the tables with a container of horseradish.
Maybe that's why I liked Allen's, reminded me of the past.

Speaking of horseradish, pepper palace nasal napalm!

Yes! I forgot about eating them with just horseradish. TOCs were the best.