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what is the weirdest dish youve ever eaten?
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Stuffed sheep head.
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I've had a few kinds of bugs. I like Durian, both the fruit and stuff done with it. I've had, but don't like, sharks fin and birds nest. pony, horse, donkey, kangaroo, alegator.
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Haven't eaten anything much weirder than organ meats (though I've pretty much had them all): brains, sweetbreads, stomach, tripe, trotters, heart, kidneys, liver, testicles. I guess I only have lungs to try.Originally Posted by leftover_salmon
And I'm talking about animal, not human, organs.
Edit: I also ate a couple fish eyes off a fish head (served with a whole fish) just for *****. Was pretty terrible.
Aren't sweetbreads and brains the same thing?
Stuffed sheep head.Originally Posted by westinghouse
Sheep head is delicious especially when it's rubbed with some cumin salt and clay oven roasted.
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Probably Maple Bacon Iced Cream with real bacon in it.Originally Posted by Xericx
Had Balut and Durian Iced cream....but the maple bacon iced cream was trippy for me, personally.
I am going to have to try to make that icecream....
I had sliced beef and maw on friday...the maw was actually a lot less weird than I thought it would be.
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Octopus at Il Cortil in Little Italy. It wasn't the legs cooked in with the pasta, they were little octopi, the boddies a little bigger than a golf ball, sitting up on the plate with the legs spread out below them.... Meh...
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Nope, sweetbreads is the thymus gland, which I believe is in the throat area.Originally Posted by sonick
Edit: Google says it can also be the pancreas.
I didn't even know the thymus is edible
Had roasted sheep pancreas stuffed with onions and lamb fat, it was very good.
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A couple months ago, I attended a traditional Vietnamese wedding dinner. The first dish served was a platter of sliced cuddlefish, pork knee, and jellyfish salad. Next up was what we were told was shark-fin soup. I later found out it was actually fish stomach soup. After this was a bit more normal fare, with lobster, fried chicken (with the deep-fried head still on the dish), a whole fish, and fried noodles.
In all honesty, the jellyfish salad was pretty good, similar to seaweed salad. The fish stomach soup wasn't bad either. The consistency was strange, but when you add the vinegar they put on our table, it was quite good. Not a bad dinner, but I was being a bit more adventurous than my date and our friends.
In all honesty, the jellyfish salad was pretty good, similar to seaweed salad. The fish stomach soup wasn't bad either. The consistency was strange, but when you add the vinegar they put on our table, it was quite good. Not a bad dinner, but I was being a bit more adventurous than my date and our friends.
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