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

[whoah at verizon.net (WhoAh)]

Had monkey in Jamaica back in the early 70's.... Tasted like chicken....

WhoAh 

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From: at-l-bounces@backcountry.net [mailto:at-l-bounces@backcountry.net] On
Behalf Of Gary Ticknor
Sent: Wednesday, April 06, 2005 6:57 PM
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> Hiking on the AT there isn't much chance that Horse or some foreign 
> animal will be eaten or served.  ... not Goat, ...
>  
> Skylander

Goat meat is quite common in the DC area - it is always available in
Shopper's Food Warehouse, for instance. We have a lot of immigrants in this
area, and a lot of ethnic foods available.

I ate quite a bit of goat in India, where it is very popular, and also in
Peru, China and the Carribean.

I do agree that pizza would probably be more in demand on the AT at this
point in time - but that will change. When I grew up no one had ever heard
of pizza. Pepperoni was considered garlicy and not propper for Americans to
eat. Believe it or not, so was shrimp. Funny the difference a generation or
so makes.

- Greenbriar
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