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When I was a lad fishing on the coast in Brighton, we used to catch school bass (young bass) wrap them in beach cabbage, and cook them over a fire. Can anybody tell me the correct name for this plant. You HAD to boil it before eating it or it would give you a bad tum, it was only found on shingle beaches, ( I remember it on the beaches east of Brighton, and at Dungeaness in Kent.) It was dark green and purple and grew in clumps ABOVE the tide line.
Simon
When I was a lad fishing on the coast in Brighton, we used to catch school bass (young bass) wrap them in beach cabbage, and cook them over a fire. Can anybody tell me the correct name for this plant. You HAD to boil it before eating it or it would give you a bad tum, it was only found on shingle beaches, ( I remember it on the beaches east of Brighton, and at Dungeaness in Kent.) It was dark green and purple and grew in clumps ABOVE the tide line.
Simon
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