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	<h1>How to Clean Soft-Shell Crab</h1>


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<a href="http://www.chow.com/places/11687">Mermaid Inn</a> chef Laurence Edelman says soft-shell crab should always be prepared fresh, which means removing the lungs and cutting off the face before cooking. Warning: The video&#8217;s graphic.
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