[aslyfox]

Beef heart is tasty. Had it many times over the years.

It is like extra rich steak.

had beef heart and tongue ok experience

escargot only tasted butter and garlic

oysters, cooked and raw

never had crawdads haven't figured out how to eat them

fried chicken gizzards

venison ( deer roast and tenderloin ) priceless, but don't over cook it

dove breast ( need a lot of doves )

[robtcorl]

Enough about St Louis' bbq sauce woes.
My steak and eggs breakfast:
Nothing grilled, it's 14° F out there.

[luftfluss]

Beef heart is tasty.

You Tube

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[aslyfox]

I am everywhere.

did you ever go by the name

Kilroy

WWII 's - Kilroy Was Here Unknown stories and forgotten places

'Kilroy was here' - the meaning and origin of this phrase

i read that the phrase was used in constructions of ships to indicate that an inspection had been done ???

https://www.snopes.com/language/phrases/kilroy.asp

[Racer X 69]

did you ever go by the name

Kilroy

No.

I am Racer.

[Racer X 69]

never had crawdads haven't figured out how to eat them

Easy.

Steam them with a seasoned steam bath.

Drain and pour the steamed mudbugs into a bowl or a platter with low sides.

Take them one at a time, break the heads off, peel and eat the tails, just like shrimp.

No pain.

No stain.

Just tasty mudbugs.

[tim60]

About a year ago my wife insisted I start having fried tomato and boiled egg for breakfast. Big change of habit for me - I had usually had something based on grass seeds, like wheat or oats before that.

[WPRESTO]

Good foods I've tried:
Emu
Kangaroo tail
Alligator tail
Rattlesnake fritters
goat-neck curry

Bad food I've tried:
chocolate covered ants, grasshoppers, and baby bees (=larvae) - strange crunchiness, the grasshopper legs take a lot of chewing before you can swallow
fried earthworms - taste like dirt
pickled eel - taste cannot be described, or shouldn't be
pickled octopus - rubbery

[Racer X 69]

Good foods I've tried:
Emu
Kangaroo tail
Alligator tail
Rattlesnake fritters
goat-neck curry

Bad food I've tried:
chocolate covered ants, grasshoppers, and baby bees (=larvae) - strange crunchiness, the grasshopper legs take a lot of chewing before you can swallow
fried earthworms - taste like dirt
pickled eel - taste cannot be described, or shouldn't be
pickled octopus - rubbery

I've had eel at a sushi bar. Freshwater and saltwater. Very good.

Octopus is also very good, lightly steamed then served cold.

Always wanted to try rattlesnake and alligator.

Ants, grasshoppers, bee larvae and earthworms? No way.

[Racer X 69]

Captain Beefheart Upon The My O My Old Grey Whistle Test 1974 - YouTube

I have all their albums.

Good stuff.

[WPRESTO]

I've had eel at a sushi bar. Freshwater and saltwater. Very good.

Octopus is also very good, lightly steamed then served cold.

Always wanted to try rattlesnake and alligator.

Ants, grasshoppers, bee larvae and earthworms? No way.

I will generally try anything (once), but I drew the line at raw sea urchin roe, scooped from an urchin lifted out of the sea. We studied had small parasitic worms in those gonads, which could easily be seen as red specks in the roe - moving. No thank you.

[robtcorl]

Drain and pour the steamed mudbugs into a bowl or a platter with low sides.

Take them one at a time, break the heads off, peel and eat the tails, just like shrimp.

You forgot a step at the end, I mean head.

[monochrome]

I once lost an honor bet between O-Line and D-Line at Football practice in High School (If you run the obstacle course in just your jock I’ll eat a worm sandwich). The other guy’s gear was on the ground in seconds and off he went. Coach gently reminded me as a Senior it would not be a good thing to renege, and certainly the offense expected me to uphold our honor.

At lunch the next day the Headmaster called up the D-Line Coach, who explained the challenge and called me forward. Mrs. Oesch, the Head Dietician (Lunch Lady) brought forth a platter embellished with greens and a nicely toasted bagel in the center. I made a production of removing the top half and showing the neatly arranged worms to the school, put it back, took a large bite, chewed it down and said, “Tastes like dirt!”

Much uproar and laughter - a well-played silly interlude that was mentioned at a Black Tie dinner in the 100th Anniversary Address (please, stand [Tastes like Dirt]).

Prep School was so weird. 12 years, some Academic Honors, Prize Speaking, Theater, 9 Varsity Letters and a State Championship - and all they remember is a worm sandwich.

[Racer X 69]

You forgot a step at the end, I mean head.

Nah. I didn't care for what comes out of that end so much.

You can have mine.

[Ex Finn.]

So we have graduated from Lutefisk to Crayfish, awesome!
http://saveur.com/finland-crayfish-boil-feast