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Old 06-22-2006, 07:01 AM
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Since this is a waffle and pancale thread, I'm assuming there not baby Northern Pike? In England they have some nice ones, but they just call them Pike. Small Pike are pretty good eating. Large ones not so good.

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Ahhh well think I finally getting the pitcher on these pikeletes. That sorta like crumpets eh? I mean as when the Queen rings you up on the telly and invites you to have tea and crumpets over at her house..might also see a pickelete on the table. Now is this hot or cold?

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