I am willing to bet, with all the amazing and beautiful photos that I view on Wordless Wednesday there will not be another quite like this. Now I am not talking about quality or photographic genius here, just pure and simple subject matter.
These photos would be in the "Food Category" if you were so inclined to indulge. I am talking about what is considered to be a real treat in Eastern Canada and often in the North Eastern U.S. as well. Frequently eaten in much the same manner as one would grab a bag of chips or nachos, as a "treat' while watching TV or chatting with a friend.
Dulse, more often called seaweed, by those who have not or chose not to try it, is purchased by the bag in many areas during the summer and early autumn months. This particular one was one of many to be found, in the unassuming brown paper bag, lined up at our popular City Market.
Now, in an effort to show a bit more class, for those of you who feel that would be your designation, I have prepared the same delicious and healthy food in an other presentation more fitting to your social standards. Either way.. it's yours to enjoy!
Why thank you I will enjoy it heheh!
ReplyDeleteHave a weedtastic week ;-)
Back at you, Steve. Tks for dropping by.
DeleteI'm not sure I could ever bring myself to eat seaweed or not...
ReplyDeletePerhaps it's all in the name.... sort of like, eel, or octopus for me,Mrsteeh. Definitely an acquired taste!
DeleteYuck, yuck and yuck! No way. That crap gets tangled around my ankles and I totally freak, I'm sure as hell not putting it in my mouth! Ew!
ReplyDeleteHaha, MiMi, that's funny.
DeleteWe ate seaweed when I was a kid. It was really salty. Nasty too!
ReplyDeleteHey, Theresa, at least you tried it. This dulse is grown specifically on Grand Manan for harvesting and selling around the world.
DeleteHa, ha .. love it ... not the seaweed itself, but your idea, and the whole concept. Way to go with this photo pick.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Silvia, I like to have fun with the WW things... Will have to do a post on Dulse sometime with more info ...lol.
DeleteNice try, but it still doesn't look very appetising, LOL!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Erika, it's definitely an acquired taste... no matter how it's "dressed up"!!LOL
DeleteHmm..I might try that lol.
ReplyDeleteHappy WW :)
Wow, Paula, you must be one of the more adventurous ... I don't think you will be disappointed. This is specifically Grand Manan Dulse.... said to be the best in the world.
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