The issue is not “choice” per se; it’s the object of that choice that’s being debated. What we need to do is to encourage people to finish that sentence. “Women have a right to choose – what?” “An abortion.” “An abortion of what?” We need to move beyond euphemism to get to the heart of the matter: does anyone have the right to choose to kill an unborn human being? If so, why not logically also have the right to kill an already-born human being?

Justin Taylor

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
	Spanish	Coxon’s kit, Coxon2	1	servings

INGREDIENTS

300	g	Live mussels
300	g	Live clams
300	g	Princess scallops
90	ml	Extra virgin olive oil; Spanish
350	g	Large prawns
30	ml	Sherry vinegar
2	tb	Capers; rinsed and drained
4		Gherkins; finely chopped
1		Chilli pepper; red
1		Red pepper; baked and blackened
		Fennel
		Lemon
		Chives
		Celery leaves

INSTRUCTIONS

DECORATION
Clean the mussels, clams and princess scallops.
Steam or pan cook in a little olive oil and wine until open. Remove from
the shells, except a selection to garnish if required. Cook and peel the
prawns (steam).
Beat together the oil and sherry vinegar until emulsified.
Add the remaining ingredients and pour this marinade over the fish.
Chill for at least 3 hours but preferably overnight to allow the
penetration of flavours.
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