Lynne
Master of Arts
"Roast pork with apples, mashed taters, and....
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What's for dinner, grandpa?
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Gee, I usually just prefer my green beans with those little bitty taters in them.
bydand
Senior Master
I don't mind a bit of bacon in the beans, can't say I've ever thought of rat, must be the other red meat. :barf:
In some parts of the world this is delicatsy and is very pricey.
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Lynne
Master of Arts
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I guess I'm lucky. I've never found anything too weird in my food. I have found hairs though.
Both my boss and husband went to Taiwan as they were working on the same project. The night market sold everything, from duck heads on a stick to the Taiwanese version of Viagra, snake blood. My husband was grossed out watching people walk around with BBQ duck heads on a stick. The open sewers were a real olfactory treat.
A pricey Taiwan restaurant had "dog-like animal" on the menu. My boss had ordered an appetizer and decided on the squab (pidgeon) as a main entree. The pidgeons were under a covered platter. She pulled off the lid. There they sat, the two of them, fully intact with their little heads and beady eyes. She lost her appetite.
I was just thinking. I'm not sure I'd be real charged up about preserving the rat head and green beans in my freezer either.
Both my boss and husband went to Taiwan as they were working on the same project. The night market sold everything, from duck heads on a stick to the Taiwanese version of Viagra, snake blood. My husband was grossed out watching people walk around with BBQ duck heads on a stick. The open sewers were a real olfactory treat.
A pricey Taiwan restaurant had "dog-like animal" on the menu. My boss had ordered an appetizer and decided on the squab (pidgeon) as a main entree. The pidgeons were under a covered platter. She pulled off the lid. There they sat, the two of them, fully intact with their little heads and beady eyes. She lost her appetite.
I was just thinking. I'm not sure I'd be real charged up about preserving the rat head and green beans in my freezer either.
