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4 comments:
I stumbled across your site(s) late yesterday while googling New Deal Fish Market. I was looking for their hours to see if I had time to pick up mussels (I had a craving). I was delighted to discover your amazing blog and website, as well as this recipe. Went home and made it and it was great. I sent your blog link to my wife who sent it on to people she knows. This is what is great about the internet. Keep up the great work.
Noules Frites are fried mussels not steamed mussels!
Hi Francophile,
I thought moules frite were mussels with fries. If you have another definition, would you mind pointing me to a link?
Cheers,
-Helen
It's "Moules Frites" and it's the bistro dish steamed mussels with fries. But yes, it translates as "fried mussels."
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