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. $ brunch flavorful and sweet crepes crepe de paris brunch shrimp, scallops, fresh tomatoes, shallots, and creme sauce, served with home tries. $ crepe vegetarian brunch portobello mushrooms, onion, and green pepper, with light cream sauce, served with home fries. $ crepe bistro bistro brunch sauteed
broth with caramelized onions and croutons finished with cheese gratinee topping. $ escargot dinner sautéed snails with mushrooms and garlic, in butter tomato sauce. $ calamari frites dinner crispy and golden brown fried calamari. $ crevettes et coquille st. jacques dinner sauteed shrimp, diver sea scallops...
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fillets, whole round cuttlefish, savorin, tiger sole, brama australis fillets, monkfish tails from south-africa, sea-frozen monkfish tails from uk vessel, silver bream, hoki minced, hoki fish block, fao squid iqf, hoki h&g, salmon fillets (salmo salar), salmon head on gutted (salmo salar), half shell scallops
& scallops meat (noix de saint jacked), scampi, south african squid, and many other products. we are able to placed the above goods in your coldstore or sell under exfrigo condition. sea-ex member smokey bay seafood company ltd. canada - smokey bay seafood is a trading company based in washington state...
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fillets, whole round cuttlefish, savorin, tiger sole, brama australis fillets, monkfish tails from south-africa, sea-frozen monkfish tails from uk vessel, silver bream, hoki minced, hoki fish block, fao squid iqf, hoki h&g, salmon fillets (salmo salar), salmon head on gutted (salmo salar), half shell scallops
& scallops meat (noix de saint jacked), scampi, south african squid, and many other products. we are able to placed the above goods in your coldstore or sell under exfrigo condition. sea-ex member smokey bay seafood company ltd. canada - smokey bay seafood is a trading company based in washington state...
http://www.trade-seafood.com/directory/seafood/aquaculture/index.htm