Natures Bright-Eyed, Bushy-Tailed Bounty

[Jason Wilson and Family]

Not really a recipe, though a vague list of ingredients is given.

 

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-11834184

[carlt]

I've often had squirrel, stewed or braised.

 

One of the nicest things about braised squirrel is popping the skull in, whole, and dipping the brain out of the eye sockets, with chunks of crusty baguette.

[Artimis]

Roasted sweetbreads are a delecacy too, or NUTS to you

[Sunset Rising]

I think I will pass on this one.

[carlt]

Roasted sweetbreads are a delecacy too, or NUTS to you

Yes I love sweetbreads, though I've never had them roasted.

 

The nicest I ever had were at the Lebanese restaurant, on Avenue George V, in Paris.

 

Difficult to prepare so I rarely cook them, myself, though.

[Artimis]

Yes I love sweetbreads, though I've never had them roasted.

 

The nicest I ever had were at the Lebanese restaurant, on Avenue George V, in Paris.

 

Difficult to prepare so I rarely cook them, myself, though.

 

Sweetbreads in a lesbian restaurant? Now theres two words you dont often find in the same sentance.

 

Ive eaten calves, straight from the animal after the vet visited one morning, cooked of course. Muscovy and indian runners, bulls and pigs.

I feel ill now. I must have been so drunk or showing off. Never again.

[ChrisPy]

without sweetbreads there would be no lesbians lebanese .............

Edited November 28, 2010 by ChrisPy

[Caprifool]

Uhm, excuse me for spoiling the fun. But sweetbreads are internationaly thymus glands of veal, young beef, lamb and pork. Testies, are sometimes called sweetbreads too. But not as often and I dare say very regionaly.

[carlt]

Uhm, excuse me for spoiling the fun. But sweetbreads are internationaly thymus glands of veal, young beef, lamb and pork. Testies, are sometimes called sweetbreads too. But not as often and I dare say very regionaly.

I think the fun element, in this thread, died out 18 months ago.

 

The pancreas is known as sweetbread, too.

[Barry]

I think the fun element, in this thread, died out 18 months ago.

 

The pancreas is known as sweetbread, too.

 

 

Yep thats what I know them as too - very very tasty