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Crab Italian Style

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Reblogged from jovinacooksitalian:

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There are around 5,000 different species of crab, which can be found all over the world. 4,500 of these species are said to be "true" crabs, while the other 500 are made up of different species of hermit crabs.The majority of crabs live in the water, however, there are a small number of crabs that live on land and breathe air.

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I have been referred to a time or two as "Crabby Patty," so I thought this post by Jovina definitely deserved a spot on my blog. As always she is full of great information and provides a lovely read... take a look!

Author: pattytmitchell

"A Girl from the Hill - My Mother's Journey from Italian Girl to American Woman," is a collection of essays that reflect my mother's experiences growing up in an Italian family during the early 20th century in Providence, Rhode Island.

4 thoughts on “Crab Italian Style

  1. All things crab. Thanks for sharing this informative blog.I now have many new recipes to try for one of my favorite foods. I love crab!

  2. Thank you so much for your support, Patty. I truly appreciate it.

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