Great minds think alike. Milk Bones weren't horrible as I recall.I love Uzura w/ Tobiko(Quail egg w/ flying fish roe). Seems like most people shy away from it, but I could be wrong.
Did anybody else eat dog biscuits when you were a kid? I ate them almost every day.
I love salmon skin too. Especially when its fried.
Had them a few times. Not horrible, really my only objection was that it was too vinegary. Pickled sausages are good.I'm hoping someone on here admits they eat Pickled Pigs Feet.
That is legit delicious. Lately I've been doing a lot of pickled red onions with my bbq. Cuts through the fattiness.Speaking of pickled, I have a huge pickled garlic addiction.
Damn. That's hardcore. I thought my preparation was rustic when I just threw some Chachere's on the filets and put it in a tortilla.The Mexican workers that pick crabmeat at the plant by the camp take them out of the bayou and throw them on the BBQ pit, whole, No cleaning, no cutting, nuthing. The gar blows up to about double it's original size, When the steam starts escaping from the anal vent it's done.
That's right! I totally forgot about that. Good point.Never even heard of that method...... with the eggs being toxic......seems it could cross contaminate.....
So I guess this is a safe place to tell y'all that next on my list of culinary to-do's is getting ahold of a cow head to cook authentic style in a dug pit.I though this would be a thread about maybe mayo on hotdogs or ketchup on scrambled eggs. I should have know with all the southern people on site.
I mean...you gotta at least gut it! I could see it maybe working with some mesquite and a rub but jeez! How's the smoke supposed to do its work if it's whole? Hell, maybe it's delicious and I just have no idea.pretty sure you can tell the sexes apart by looking at the anal fins and they should only have eggs in the spring. I never tried it but I have seen it being done and just didn't look that appetizing.