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18 Jan 2014, 7:46 pm

Misslizard wrote:
Only offensive to non Southerners.
Hog rinds
Fried chicken livers
Fried chicken gizzards and hearts
Hogs head souse
Fried squirrel
Poke salad greens and the stems fried like okra
Okra
I liked buttermilk but can no longer tolerate any dairy :(
I remember the old folks cooking tripe and scrambling calf brains with eggs.


I would eat all of that apart from the tripe. Been there, done that. Would rather just chew an elastic band. :lol:


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18 Jan 2014, 7:46 pm

- Sashimi

- Blue cheese

- Rare steak (this one may just be me vs my brothers)

- Offal

- Brussel sprouts


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18 Jan 2014, 7:50 pm

TallyMan wrote:
I like brussel sprouts, which is just as well as I've grown a large patch of them in my veg garden. :D
Also like liver and kidney. Never tried black pudding but that is just down to prejudice as I don't fancy it based on it being clotted blood.
My parents used to eat cows brains (boiled in a muslin bag). I could never face that either. Blech.
I love most forms of stinky cheese though.


Black pudding is truly delicious, but even I have to temporarily forget what it's made of when I eat it. Considering how anti-squeamish I am, that's saying something.


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18 Jan 2014, 8:53 pm

really REALLY strong licorice
chocolate with a very high cocoa content (there's a bar of chocolate with a 99% cocoa content, which I found enjoyable, but I guess most people might find it too bitter)
Haggis
I agree with OP on the black pudding (Irish housemate at uni introduced it to me), as well as rabbit, spinach and mushrooms :p

And you absolutely MUST try heart, it's the best offal out there in my opinion. It's cheap, lean, very meaty (tastes like the animal from which it came, but stronger, and with a slightly irony taste added in), and versatile.


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18 Jan 2014, 10:17 pm

Gizzards
Liver
Chicken Feet
Sea Cucumber
Rabbit
Silkie (black) chicken
Goat
Yak
Iguana
Alligator
Blood pudding (black sausage)
Dinuguan (Filipino blood soup)
Octopus and squid

I've never eaten raccoon, squirrel, skunk, opossum, woodchuck, geoduck, Rocky Mountain oysters or insects like grasshoppers (chapulines).



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19 Jan 2014, 12:35 am

I like brussle sprouts too. And liver and pickled eggs. And I love chicken livers and gizzards. Where I come from its common to put giblets in your stuffing.



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19 Jan 2014, 10:58 am

Halfmadgenius: I remember watching it made like that when I was a little kid. (When I read your post I thought at first you said giblets in your stocking)



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19 Jan 2014, 11:39 am

Halfmadgenius wrote:
I like brussle sprouts too. And liver and pickled eggs. And I love chicken livers and gizzards. Where I come from its common to put giblets in your stuffing.


I do like a pickled egg.


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19 Jan 2014, 11:52 am

I like pickled eggs also,I've made them before and you can turn them pretty colors by adding beet juice or turmeric to the brine.picked okra,green beans are all good.Once I made a batch of homemade pickles and added lots of dill from the garden.When I was admiring my handiwork I noticed a really big grasshopper had also got pickled,I have no idea how he got in there except maybe he was in the dill.I set that jar aside so I didn't accidentally gift it to someone.But it came up missing,I guess my ex gave it away.I hoped they didn't toss it because of the grasshopper.I was going to try him out and see what pickled grasshopper tasted like. :D


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19 Jan 2014, 1:23 pm

kæstur hákarl. A traditional Icelandic delicacy of rotting shark. I like how it makes my mouth tingle. Workmates have pretty much told me never to bring it again.



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19 Jan 2014, 1:51 pm

Drehmaschine wrote:
kæstur hákarl. A traditional Icelandic delicacy of rotting shark. I like how it makes my mouth tingle. Workmates have pretty much told me never to bring it again.


You took that stuff into work? That's crazy.


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19 Jan 2014, 3:34 pm

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19 Jan 2014, 3:46 pm

^ I love those, but have had to give up the tortillas I used to put them in. Could eat one after the other, very bad for binging.


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19 Jan 2014, 5:57 pm

Real blood sausage. Its minced meat, minced rice and herbs that is soaked in blood, put into a sausage (the real one is the actual animal intestine) and cooked in a clay oven or BBQ.

I've served it to people who praise it to high heaven then hate me weeks later when in reminiscence they ask me what that was...which always follows 'what is it made of'?

Meh, you gobbled it, loved it and even had seconds and thirds... what it was don't matter if it tastes good and is cooked safely :)



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19 Jan 2014, 6:33 pm

seaweed. pb mixed with chocolate. beer ice cream. I would eat roast beef and gravy-flavored ice cream if it were available, as well as spaghetti and meatball parmesan ice cream. dried squid jerky. sauerkraut cooked in dark beer, cheddar cheese and Italian sausage.



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19 Jan 2014, 7:29 pm

^ those are intriguing, auntblabby. :)


Misslizard wrote:
I like pickled eggs also,I've made them before and you can turn them pretty colors by adding beet juice or turmeric to the brine.picked okra,green beans are all good.Once I made a batch of homemade pickles and added lots of dill from the garden.When I was admiring my handiwork I noticed a really big grasshopper had also got pickled,I have no idea how he got in there except maybe he was in the dill.I set that jar aside so I didn't accidentally gift it to someone.But it came up missing,I guess my ex gave it away.I hoped they didn't toss it because of the grasshopper.I was going to try him out and see what pickled grasshopper tasted like. :D

Aw, poor old big grasshopper. If only that jar hadn't been given away, grasshopper could've at least been put to experimental snack value use. Where we live the grasshoppers get so big it's scary to touch them. My cats will only eat their legs, so I think they might taste bitter or something. (?)