Ray

[vinhii]

There was a scam I heard about where as a substitute for scallops, the meat of the wings of one of the species of rays was used.

ive heard of this too.. heard of the asians doing it... but i dont know if its true or not.. it could be.. cause my mate always talk about it lol

[Wolly Bugger]

There was a scam I heard about where as a substitute for scallops, the meat of the wings of one of the species of rays was used.

ive heard of this too.. heard of the asians doing it... but i dont know if its true or not.. it could be.. cause my mate always talk about it lol

One of the fishing magazines had an article about eating one of the ray species.

[vinhii]

i thought eagle rays would be at the top of the list for one of the best eating rays? correct me if im wrong? ( ive never tried so i wouldnt know )

[Wolly Bugger]

i thought eagle rays would be at the top of the list for one of the best eating rays? correct me if im wrong? ( ive never tried so i wouldnt know )

It could be, the article actually said what ever the species was, that they were good eating.

[fishingvic]

If you want to try Stingray there is a restaurant called Claypots in Barkly Street, St Kilda that has stingray on the menu. (Tapas style)

I don't know what type of stingray it is, and I do not encourage anyone to keep stingrays, but it does taste great!

[Fish-cador]

i thought eagle rays would be at the top of the list for one of the best eating rays? correct me if im wrong? ( ive never tried so i wouldnt know )

i rather eat one from the eagle boys. :tongue:

[Fish-cador]

If you want to try Stingray there is a restaurant called Claypots in Barkly Street, St Kilda that has stingray on the menu. (Tapas style)

I don't know what type of stingray it is, and I do not encourage anyone to keep stingrays, but it does taste great!

after meals, do they hand over the barbs to be used as toothpick :lol:

I believe any food is only as good as the way it was cooked.