[at-l] Oh My! More adventures [OT?]

[atrailhiker at adelphia.net (Marsha)]

No comments yet from Amy or Jan ????
;)
Marsha

Greg Brown wrote:

> I had horse meat while in Japan at a french restaurant.  I was 
> confused, couldn't speak either French or Japanese, and one of the 
> Japanese Lucent PMs suggested that I try it.  I asked if it was whale 
> meat (something I still haven't tried) and he said "no" and that was 
> good enough for me.  I should have asked more questions!  It was good, 
> however I don't think I'll be ordering it again.
>
> Later on I got to sample Kaegogi (dog meat) while in South Korea, 
> though I was flat-out tricked into that one.  I didn't much care for 
> dog meat, even when I didn't know what it was.  The soup base was 
> good, but all Korean soups are (at least all that I have tried).
>
> Ah, the fun on of International travel.
>
> Greg
>
>
> On Apr 6, 2005, at 11:09 AM, Gary Ticknor wrote:
>
>> Zebra is also very tough, and tastes similar to beef, though not as 
>> flavorful. Probably not that many zebra at the pole, though.
>>
>> - Greenbriar
>>
>>> In Portland, Oregon (many years ago) Carne de la Equine (horsemeat) 
>>> was  sold in Supermarkets.  I remember that my mother-in-law 
>>> prepared a meal  with it as the main course.  It was a tough cut of 
>>> meat and needed stewing  or braising.  The flavor resembled beef but 
>>> I prefer beef (NY Strip  Sirloin) as the flavor is better.  Animals 
>>> provide good protein no matter  the species.   Skylander
>>
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