kuzi16:wild boar dove squirrel snail alligator shrimp heads rosemary ice cream live octopus raw quail eggs eel raw scallops cicada Cricket (in a candy none the less) i am looking to try camel next time i am in cincinnati ( i found a place that sells it) I would like to try Tarantula... bet it tastes like crab. i would eat just about anything that is safe to eat just to say i did. i hear racoon is quite good if done right.i kinda draw the line at eating human dont dig on that so much....
clearlysuspect: kuzi16:wild boar dove squirrel snail alligator shrimp heads rosemary ice cream live octopus raw quail eggs eel raw scallops cicada Cricket (in a candy none the less) i am looking to try camel next time i am in cincinnati ( i found a place that sells it) I would like to try Tarantula... bet it tastes like crab. i would eat just about anything that is safe to eat just to say i did. i hear racoon is quite good if done right.i kinda draw the line at eating human dont dig on that so much.... Kuzi, I'm sure you're an excellent manager, but I am never eating at your restaurant. That's one crazy list!
timb:Oh, and after I'm done smoking, the cigar nub smells like my beard.
Luko:Once when I was visiting friends in Milwaukee, we met the weirdest guy named Jeffrey at a bar and went back to his place for dinner. He served Stew but wouldn't tell us what was in it, but it was definitely something crazy. Oddly enough, I never got back together with those friends...they fell off the face of the earth after that night.
YankeeMan:Lassy, thank you. As soon as I saw the title of this thread, I had to look for your response.
bacon.jay:Beaver Snapping turtle Alligator Pidgeon/Dove Canada goose Wild hog Buffalo Water snake Rattlesnake A lot of people up by the marshes in northern Ohio where I am eat muskrat, but i've never had it before. Apparently it's really good if done right. The article I read about it was in the Wild Ohio publication just recently.
BStayer: bacon.jay:Beaver Snapping turtle Alligator Pidgeon/Dove Canada goose Wild hog Buffalo Water snake Rattlesnake A lot of people up by the marshes in northern Ohio where I am eat muskrat, but i've never had it before. Apparently it's really good if done right. The article I read about it was in the Wild Ohio publication just recently. Now I've heard it called beaver before and that's not too crazy, but snapping turtle? Eating beaver can be bad enough, but I won't touch it if it has enough teeth to be called a snapping turtle!! (never thought anyone would post that as a foodstuff).