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 Posted: Mon Mar 19, 2012 10:29 pm
Tezca Frost Not sure what kind of owl it was? Did not kill our cook the owl. Suppose should count it then as the strangest food I've ever eaten? If its any better this was some time ago,but much like hakarl its a food will not forget. Said you also have had rabbit what did you think of it?   We had it in a light stew. It was pretty good and very tender. Hard to describe the taste but I would have it again. heart
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Posted: Mon Mar 19, 2012 10:35 pm
Shiver` Tezca Frost Not sure what kind of owl it was? Did not kill our cook the owl. Suppose should count it then as the strangest food I've ever eaten? If its any better this was some time ago,but much like hakarl its a food will not forget. Said you also have had rabbit what did you think of it? We had it in a light stew. It was pretty good and very tender. Hard to describe the taste but I would have it again. heart Oh neat thats the same way id describe it. Also have only had in stew form. Id have more eel and gator before rabbit,but if had to id eat it again myself. Also just need to know did you eat at that KFC?
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Posted: Wed Mar 28, 2012 7:55 pm
I wouldn't exactly call them weird, but I guess the most different things I have eaten are moose and smoked ptarmigan.
And a lot of traditional Newfoundland food is considered to be very weird by many people. Such as Jigg's Dinner or Fish and Brewis.
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Posted: Thu Mar 29, 2012 10:48 am
GirlPuck I wouldn't exactly call them weird, but I guess the most different things I have eaten are moose and smoked ptarmigan.
And a lot of traditional Newfoundland food is considered to be very weird by many people. Such as Jigg's Dinner or Fish and Brewis. Ever had a moose hot dog? sarah palin alaska (( which was boring) they had a moose hot dog.
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Posted: Thu Mar 29, 2012 12:18 pm
MrsrachaelSnape GirlPuck I wouldn't exactly call them weird, but I guess the most different things I have eaten are moose and smoked ptarmigan.
And a lot of traditional Newfoundland food is considered to be very weird by many people. Such as Jigg's Dinner or Fish and Brewis. Ever had a moose hot dog? sarah palin alaska (( which was boring) they had a moose hot dog.
There are a lot of moose in Newfoundland (actually more than the population of the island!) so its a common meat, and I've heard of people using it in everything from stew to lasagna.
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Posted: Thu Mar 29, 2012 12:34 pm
Ah, I've eaten caribou jerky. My uncle lives in the Yukon and loves hunting, so he sent us some he prepared himself one Christmas. Don't think I've tried moose though.
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Posted: Sat Apr 07, 2012 2:28 pm
I don't think I've eaten any bizarre food, but blood pudding (or black pudding as we call it here) might seem bizarre to some people. It's basically cooked blood, with seasoning and grains and so on added. It's very tasty, even if it is gross lol
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Posted: Sun Apr 08, 2012 2:40 am
I am so late to this thread D:
But I love sharing gross/interesting foods
I love like hard deli Salami and cream cheese, doritos and cottage cheese, saltines and cottage cheese, and peanut butter on garlic bread.
biggrin those are my favorites rofl
I've also had quail, rattlesnake, buffalo, and alligator, squid, and octopus as far as strange meats go
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Posted: Wed Apr 25, 2012 7:32 am
Acciokeys I am so late to this thread D: But I love sharing gross/interesting foods I love like hard deli Salami and cream cheese, doritos and cottage cheese, saltines and cottage cheese, and peanut butter on garlic bread. biggrin those are my favorites rofl I've also had quail, rattlesnake, buffalo, and alligator, squid, and octopus as far as strange meats go
I've had squid (its really popular here), but didn't really like it. Too chewy. How did you find it?
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Posted: Wed Apr 25, 2012 4:15 pm
Hmm mustard and banana? How interesting, it doesn't sound so bad seeing as banana can be used in savory dishes too. I had it in sushi, I really like it smile
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