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Japanese Pickled Squid.
Recipe = Squid + salt + sun = Rotten squid in a bowl
Unsurprisingly wasn't the tastiest thing I've eaten.
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Probulous
Australia3894 Posts
Japanese Pickled Squid. Recipe = Squid + salt + sun = Rotten squid in a bowl Unsurprisingly wasn't the tastiest thing I've eaten. | ||
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krok(obs)
Germany264 Posts
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GreenManalishi
Canada834 Posts
On April 20 2011 11:50 pyrogenetix wrote: yes im chinese, being around hk and shanghai lets you eat a lot of cool shit kangaroo - too hard but was probably overcooked bear - very nice. braised with some chinese sauce but very expensive dog - too gamey... acidic... didn't like it snake - lean but not fiber stuckinyourteeth lean, really good, like chicken grasshoppers - you wouldnt even know youre eating them. good shit snails - with mashed potatoes and garlic butter? -the shit- eel - my favourite fish behind salmon and sea bass. melt in your mouth frog - like chicken but softer pigeon - oh man that dark meat flavour is so good donkey - like beef but softer, more flavour sea urchin - nice but didnt live up to the hype and definitely not the pricetag sea cucumber - slimey piece of sponge not worth price jellyfish - crunchy and bouncey. no taste except for sesame sauce served in deer - pretty good, but was cut very thin so couldnt really tell moose - pretty good, but was also cut up so couldnt really tell ants - fried so didnt taste like anything but salt and spices chicken feet - like eating chickenwing tips. i can nibble on them if im drinking but otherwise i dont really see the point. When I lived in China I tried these. I also had some camel and cat. I used to live in the Middle East, and I kind of developed a taste for Camel, it isn't bad when it is prepared properly. I think the weirdest food I have ever eaten is Gopher. I got plastered one night, and my friend and I decided to catch and cook some gophers. Here are some pictures for proof. We didn't actually catch the Gophers until the next day, so we were both sober in these pictures. I did the evisceration, which was pretty similar to cleaning a really small rabbit. ![[image loading]](http://i79.photobucket.com/albums/j143/JCarter11/Ursus/Cooking%20Gopher/6134_636738059871_21005327_40232447_516560_n.jpg) ![[image loading]](http://i79.photobucket.com/albums/j143/JCarter11/Ursus/Cooking%20Gopher/6134_636738084821_21005327_40232451_5265431_n.jpg) ![[image loading]](http://i79.photobucket.com/albums/j143/JCarter11/Ursus/Cooking%20Gopher/6134_636738089811_21005327_40232452_94426_n.jpg) | ||
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jongim
Canada289 Posts
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eu.exodus
South Africa1186 Posts
brains, hooves, stomach, lungs, eyeballs, whole heads even of cows and sheep and goats. Chicken heads, feet, intestines, hearts, well pretty much everything on a chicken exept for the feathers. Even bones are chewed into powder like substance. Some eat cats, dogs, and even baboon meat which share most of our dna but it is ironically for most of them a sin to eat pork because its 'dirty meat'. Some of its pretty good though. Other weird things ive eaten are mopane worms (fat beetle larvae) locusts, buffalo, giraffe, snake and camel. Also if you ever get offered warthog, koedoe (kudu) or rooibok (red buck) jerky or biltong as its called here, do yourself a favour and just try it. You will literally eat that shit till your jaw hurts. So good! | ||
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viii
United States266 Posts
I've eaten it a few times in Asia. Its ok but i wouldnt eat it everyday or month. The texture is really weird and also the smell is horrendous + Show Spoiler + ![[image loading]](http://www.rudepalace.com/img/misc/century-egg/century-egg03.jpg) It doesnt look as nasty as it is in the picture, but still eew. | ||
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j0k3r
United States577 Posts
On April 20 2011 16:09 anonmice wrote: Century egg or thousand-year egg - its basically a preserved egg I've eaten it a few times in Asia. Its ok but i wouldnt eat it everyday or month. The texture is really weird and also the smell is horrendous + Show Spoiler + It doesnt look as nasty as it is in the picture, but still eew. This stuff is fucking delicious. You can actually replicate the yolk flavor almost 90% with avacado and soy sauce. Try it out, the texture is so similar as well. | ||
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frontline
United States57 Posts
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FJ
United Kingdom321 Posts
Among the things I have eaten: Grilled Dog Pig Blood pudding Pig Blood stew Hooves Deer Pheasant Pigeon Testicles Squid innards Goats Eyes Pretty much every single bit of Lamb/Goat/Chicken/Pork/Beef including brain a couple times. Camel Burger/Curry/Steak Scorpion A couple types of worms, forget which types they where. Grilled Rat Rat meat rice cake Bone Marrow broth Ants Friend bugs or various sorts. Balut. Which is an egg that has started to grow a chicken inside. So there is a little bit of blood/guts/meat/feet/beak and even a feather or two inside the egg, but most of it is still the raw egg stuff you get in a normal egg, with a developing embryo. A lot of horrible combination of normal ingredients. Example, one thing I quite like is Vanilla Sponge cake, with cheese and Mayonnaise lol. Curry Coffee, no seriously, it has curry in it. Apple pie with curry sauce, that's quite nice. That's all I can think of for now. I've eaten loads of other things lol. I am willing to try anything once, and I wouldn't turn my nose at food unless I've given it a fair chance. I've only puked once eating a food, and that was a tin of Delmonte Plumed Tomatoes lmao! I f***ing hate plumed tomatoes, they make me want to puke. I can eat a brin stew, top with testicles and a Balut to wash it down, but I couldn't eat a plumed tomato. | ||
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Erucious
Norway393 Posts
The pig brain wasnt that tasty, but the pig ear was freaking delicious. | ||
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Telcontar
United Kingdom16710 Posts
![[image loading]](http://imgur.com/be67p.jpg) | ||
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KameZerg
Sweden1770 Posts
On April 16 2011 13:03 t3tsubo wrote: this is probably the most badass thing I've seen. Eating it is like a battle for your life! Im not gonna lie, that looks fucking delicious :D | ||
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radialis
726 Posts
On April 20 2011 16:09 anonmice wrote: Century egg or thousand-year egg - its basically a preserved egg I've eaten it a few times in Asia. Its ok but i wouldnt eat it everyday or month. The texture is really weird and also the smell is horrendous + Show Spoiler + It doesnt look as nasty as it is in the picture, but still eew. century egg is freaking awesome... are you serious? you gonna list chicken feet, tripe or pate while you're at it? | ||
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Ricjames
Czech Republic1047 Posts
dogs, cats, rats - probably everyone who visited cheap asian restauarants did | ||
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slappy
United States1271 Posts
i do business in asia. all that food is not weird to them though. still i find mcdonalds to be the most putrid psylocybin mushrooms.. lol does that count EDIT: aged egg (it's black, and ferments for like 100 years?) | ||
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Jayjay54
Germany2296 Posts
![[image loading]](http://imgur.com/DWmid.jpg) other than that kangaroo tastes fine. so does horse, camel and ostrich. it's just the western perception that we don't eat them regularly. | ||
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Boraz
United States361 Posts
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OopsOopsBaby
Singapore3425 Posts
ate sea squirt ![[image loading]](http://pds10.egloos.com/pds/200905/04/95/f0013595_49feaade0e9e0.jpg) ![[image loading]](http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/6/65/Echiura_in_Korea1.jpg/800px-Echiura_in_Korea1.jpg) . all raw. | ||
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OmgIRok
Taiwan2699 Posts
hella good though ![[image loading]](http://tw.img.nextmedia.com/images/twapple_sub/640pix/20100429/MA09/MA09_006.jpg) | ||
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-orb-
United States5770 Posts
I usually am not ridiculously exploratory with food, so I've still never tried stuff like sweetbreads (cow's brain iirc for those that don't know) | ||
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