Calf fries is one thing I have never had a desire to try.
They are tender and quite tasty.
Things to eat before you die
Started by Abaddon, Mar 19 2011 02:40 PM
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Posted 20 March 2011 - 03:31 PM
Zimbochick - I've got a general rule to never eat anything that is healthy if there's a better tasting unhealthy alternative
So true. I recently tasted "healthy" donuts, and they were just wrong.
Fat-free sour cream seems to be one of the only things to escape this loophole.
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Posted 20 March 2011 - 04:23 PM
Zimbochick - I've got a general rule to never eat anything that is healthy if there's a better tasting unhealthy alternative
So true. I recently tasted "healthy" donuts, and they were just wrong.
Fat-free sour cream seems to be one of the only things to escape this loophole.
agreed AMM ....weird...all i can think about is J's fries.....droooollling
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Posted 20 March 2011 - 04:57 PM
Added one new thing to my list today - elvers (baby eels).
When I first read that, I thought it said 'baby seals'.
Anyone ever eaten seal, just out of interest....?
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Posted 20 March 2011 - 05:09 PM
nope but as far as game goes...moose,elk,caribou,deer,bear,squirrel,phesant,quil,goose.....and a bunch of other stuff im lax to admit..my father every year was part of a wild game dinner hosted by his gun club...rabbit,porcupine,......
other stuff gator,shark,eel,every available sushi,snake, god i cant even remember them all...
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Posted 20 March 2011 - 09:55 PM
^ Never met a piece of tail she didn't like 
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Posted 22 March 2011 - 05:49 PM
Has anyone ever had Wagyu (Kobe) beef? That's something I really want to try.
Other indredients on my list:
Bluefin tuna (unethical I know, but if it's going to go extinct, I'd like to try it before it does)
Bresse chicken (thinking about getting one of these for Christmas this year)
British rose veal
Hogget (this is meat from a one-year old sheep, so older than lamb, younger than mutton)
Foie gras (I've had this as part of a chicken liver parfait, but would like to try it on its own. I imagine I'll probably tick this box on my honeymoon)
Ortolan bunting (due to this being illegal, unfortunately I think it's highly unlikely I'll ever to get to give it a go)
Other indredients on my list:
Bluefin tuna (unethical I know, but if it's going to go extinct, I'd like to try it before it does)
Bresse chicken (thinking about getting one of these for Christmas this year)
British rose veal
Hogget (this is meat from a one-year old sheep, so older than lamb, younger than mutton)
Foie gras (I've had this as part of a chicken liver parfait, but would like to try it on its own. I imagine I'll probably tick this box on my honeymoon)
Ortolan bunting (due to this being illegal, unfortunately I think it's highly unlikely I'll ever to get to give it a go)
"Go ahead, try anything - because you can't fuck up 'Louie, Louie'." --Chris Dahlenhttp://foodstotrybef....wordpress.com/
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