12-12-2012, 10:07 AM
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Re: Inedible foods.
Originally Posted by daisymay
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Actually come to think of it there are a few other things cannot/will not eat; brawn, (hate the jelly bit) trotters, chitterlings, get the drift here? However I do like liver, (thick onion gravy and creamy mash mmmmmm) faggots (in a bowl covered with tin processed peas and baked long and slow in oven then dressed with vinegar and pepper and served with crusty bread - another mmmm), and another family favourite is stuffed and braised lambs hearts, or braised ox heart. Actually thick slices of ox heart can be fried or grilled and served with chips etc as a much cheaper alternative to steak, and is always tender, juicy and lacking in fat.
12-12-2012, 10:16 AM
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Re: Inedible foods.
Originally Posted by hazel
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Thanks for that one Daismay have just got half an ox heart, now I know what to do with it. MIL always did stuffed roast ox heart for Saturday dinner.
20-02-2013, 07:51 PM
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Re: Inedible foods.
Originally Posted by Norway
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How about a Norwegian delicacy Sheeps Head, with the eyes in
Sometimes I couldn't keep up with them and so buried some in the wood. Heaven knows what people will think if they are ever dug up, witchcraft ?
How any person can eat them is beyond me, I can't cope with meat which looks like an animal
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