Beef

['Shuggah]

I think it's a symptom of geekiness to like oriental food. And yes, I like it too. Thus I probably suffer from geekiness. (Oh, wait, I don't suffer - I enjoy it. )

I don't even know if any store here sells roast seaweed. Some very well-equipped ones sell nori and sushi rice, but mostly it's just a collection of boring ready-for-the-pan instant sauces and such. Isn't it just awful how people are taught not to cook themselves? If stores would start selling only instant meals, I'd probably be the first one to start slitting my wrists. (Or at least I'd grumble a lot. )

 

[Mr. Shred-ididle]

*grumble, grumble, grumble*

 

[theodyssey]

Yeah, i have only had tofu i could actually eat ONCE and it was fried all to shit so you couldn't tell what it was. It was alright. But i hate tofu... never again.

 

[Zax666]

By the way, cat meat is just like rabbit, I have heard, only more stringy.

Rabbit meat rocks also
!

 

[Dado-x]

Yeah, I tried rabbit meat once. Tastes like chicken. Cat meat, you say mhmm? I oughta try eating some pussy!!

 

[Demonspell]

Based on this thread, I think Symphony X fandom and vegetarianism are mutually exclusive.

 

[theodyssey]

BLASTPHEMY!!!!!!! I am no vegitarian and i got to the SymX show 8 hours early!!! how Dare you say such things!!!

 

['Shuggah]

I may have tasted rabbit sometime, but I was too little back then to really appreciate it.

The most exotic thing I've gotten to taste is black grouse. Though I didn't really like it, since it was afaik prepared by roasting it in the oven without any seasonings whatsoever. So it was too dry, but perhaps with the right kind of accompaniments it could taste good.

 

[Mr. Shred-ididle]

I've had chickens feet. That was sooo nice! Filled with chillie and ginger sause.

In my Lebbonese friends place I had baby calf hearts (sounds cruel, I know) It was ok, but his mum was amazed with me as an Ozzy actually ate it.

 

[SilentRealm]

I remember having rabbit as a very small kid, I don't think I liked it. Most exotic thing I ever tried was Horse meat. Actually it wasnt bad at all..like beef but stronger and its very chewy so u have to have it cut thin.. But I prefer my horses of the 'Alive' kind. Oh I tried lamb brains once as a kid too..bleack!!!! and chicken liver..that wasn't that bad but i said 'bleack!!!' anyway, just to make sure it didn't become a regular meal.
But yes, turned semi-veggie (chicken and fish still acceptable) about 7 years ago.

 

[The Yngster]

I've never really tried anything too wierd, a bunch of wierd kinds of fish (they all taste the same), and alligator is pretty good.

 

[theodyssey]

i just wanted to say i was deep in thought earlier and i came to a conclusion: beef still kicks ass.

 

[The Yngster]

I had beef yesterday. Really, really, really good beef, at like the best steakhouse in the county. I love beef. Duck can also be good if served right.

 

[Julz]

I remember having rabbit as a very small kid, I don't think I liked it.

Eew! Same. My grandparents used to cook rabbit stew which is a popular traditional Maltese dish. They had they're own rabbits and my dear old grandfather slaughtered them minutes after i was patting and playing with them

Weirdest thing I can recall eating is jellyfish.

 

[Mr. Shred-ididle]

I remeber having octopus GUTS!! (not normal claimary octipus, but ther STOMACH)

 

[The Yngster]

How was it?

 

[theodyssey]

i am guessing not good....

 

[The Yngster]

Hey you never know

 

[Mr. Shred-ididle]

There was this sause the chef put on it that was the gross bit. I hope its the sause - not the fluid of the gut! The actual octopus gut was VERY stringy and chewey like overcooked calamari.

 

[The Yngster]

Calamari is good too. This thread always makes me hungry.