Doesn't matter how cute they are. I'm not eating Menudo.
The group or the entrails.
I think the last time I et organ meat was about 20 years
ago when I had sweetbread at a nice restaurant.
It was good, but there's something peculiar about eating glands.
More:
http://www.cracked.com/article_14979_6-mos...s-in-world.htmlHákarl [Icelandic rotten shark - nice article on Wikipedia]
Enjoy!!
Laz
Thanks, Lazarus.
But I can say unequivocally (or categorically, thanks Nixon conspirators)
that I do NOT want to ingest anything that is partially digested, whether by
maggots or lye, or is in process of being digested by anything other than ME.
One great thing for all the larvae aficionados: they sure is plentiful.
Speaking of "larva aficionados" and their ilk, I have read that the existence of nasty, disgusting foods in a country's cuisine indicates prior famine, when people chose between eating things they would not normally eat, or starve.
Laz
Laz.... you put my post to shame.
Good job!!!
| QUOTE (thedelihaus @ October 14, 2007 01:13 am) |
Laz.... you put my post to shame.
Good job!!! |
Your post was awesome too.
The other day, I overheard someone at work talking about "Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom" and I got to thinking about that dinner which included chilled monkey brains. It got me to remember some things I had read or heard about the monkey or baboon strapped below a table with its head poking up thru a hole in the middle of the table. Well, if you've seen the movie, you know what happens, except that the primate in this case has his brains spooned out while he is alive. I proceeded to check it out on the web, only to find that it is an urban legend. Ah, well...
Laz