Pickled eggs
Pickled octopuses
Pickled pigs feet
Pickled pigs lips
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Unusual foods I've eaten
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 Carol of the Bells Palsy |
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Posts: 133 (06/26/09 10:37 PM) |
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SmrtAss |
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Posts: 6681 (06/26/09 10:42 PM) Lazy ass bitch, please |
I have only eaten one out of those four.
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Eric in San Diego |
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Posts: 644 (06/26/09 10:44 PM) |
Weirdest ever: Balut...a Filipino delicacy consisting of a partially developed duck embryo still in the shell, which has been buried in the ground for a
period of time. I did it, but only once.
Second: Kimchi...Korean spicy coleslaw that has been also buried in the ground and allowed to rot JUST so. If you can get past the smell, it really doesn't taste that bad. Once, on a dare. Third: Somali style charred goat with vegetables...once again, buried in the freakin' ground! Notice a trend here? This is why I cook ALL of my food above ground now and forever! I think you'd agree that you have to at least TRY the local stuff, just to say that you have and to please your hosts. Right? |
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CBRetriever |
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Posts: 28225 (06/26/09 10:44 PM) MESS member |
pickled eggs are common in Montana and North Dakota bars
and pigs feet are common in the south, but I've never seen the other two I've eatend fried Rocky Mountain oysters |
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Carol of the Bells Palsy |
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Posts: 134 (06/26/09 10:49 PM) |
The one thing I always wanted to try but never had the chance was eat those cicada bugs that come out every 7 years (I think). That, and a live octopus that
they serve chopped up on a plate and it squirms around.
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SmrtAss |
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Posts: 6682 (06/26/09 10:49 PM) Lazy ass bitch, please |
One of my fave not weird things is boudin. Really, it's just rice and pork and spices in sausage casing,
but people who aren't from here act like I'm trying to make them eat something like, well, balut.
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Eric in San Diego |
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Posts: 645 (06/26/09 10:52 PM) |
SmrtAss wrote: Actually looks pretty tasty! Does it go well with hot mustard, Smrty? |
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CBRetriever |
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Posts: 28227 (06/26/09 10:53 PM) MESS member |
boudin is good
lutefisk is something I've always steered clear of |
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SurvivorArctic |
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Posts: 18216 (06/26/09 10:54 PM) Not a team player
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Hippo steak
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NickF227 |
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Posts: 9673 (06/26/09 10:54 PM) |
It looks like diseased penis.
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SmrtAss |
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Posts: 6683 (06/26/09 10:54 PM) Lazy ass bitch, please |
That looks good. Did you have some?
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CBRetriever |
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Posts: 28228 (06/26/09 10:55 PM) MESS member |
I've eaten horsemeat
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SurvivorArctic |
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Posts: 18217 (06/26/09 10:55 PM) Not a team player
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Yes, I did. And it was good. Incredibly dense with almost no fat.
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SmrtAss |
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Posts: 6684 (06/26/09 10:56 PM) Lazy ass bitch, please |
Eric, if it's grilled it would, but it doesn't really need anything to go with it when it's served the regular way.
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Carol of the Bells Palsy |
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Posts: 135 (06/26/09 10:56 PM) |
I never had horsemeat, but venison is delicious. I Googled lutefisk and it doesn't look that bad. I'd probably try it.
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SmrtAss |
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Posts: 6685 (06/26/09 10:57 PM) Lazy ass bitch, please |
How was horse, cbr? Yay or neigh? (sorry)
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SurvivorArctic |
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Posts: 18218 (06/26/09 10:58 PM) Not a team player
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I've had seal meat. I'll stick with Arctic char and caribou.
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Eric in San Diego |
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Posts: 646 (06/26/09 10:59 PM) |
CBRetriever wrote:Oh yah, sure! Dontcha know! I was in Norway and they were serving up heapin' helpin's of lutefisk, but I couldn't do it. It just looked bad, smelled bad, and the tiny bite I tried had the texture of wet playdoh! I had a horsemeat steak in Norway, too, but really it's only us Americans who don't eat horse. |
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CBRetriever |
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Posts: 28230 (06/26/09 10:59 PM) MESS member |
carol, it's kinda stinky (lutefisk)
horsemeat is like a slightly sweeter beef and I love venison, but I'll pass on the antelope as the one we shot and ate was decidedly gamey tasting (thankfully soy sauce covers most tastes) |
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Snuffy Smiff |
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Posts: 1990 (06/26/09 11:00 PM) Registered user |
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Eric in San Diego |
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Posts: 647 (06/26/09 11:02 PM) |
^ snicker/chortle/guffaw ^
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