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Not Sure Ill Buy This Cookbook
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markysimmo
Johnny nice-tits
Could always try this one
WTF
Baleforce
Vinnie Samways
panna cotta i think
Think the consistency would likely be 'curdled cotta'
Could always try this one
Heard the Jirk Chicken is a winner.
Being vegi I'll leave you guys to find out though.
Heisenburg
Scott Houghton
WookieD
Didier Zokora
I prefer Asian flavours so I'll be going for the Bang Bang Chicken.
Crawley
Board Legend
Heisenburg
Scott Houghton
You sir are full of whit...
jts1882
Dean Richards
There are some obvious classics ... spotted dingdong, the French cock in wine.
I have the cookbook Unmentionable Cuisine by Calvin Schwabe. It has some really weird stuff using strange animals and body parts.
E.g. stuffed calf's eyes (p24), boiled locust with rice (p368), roasted palmworms with orange juice (p370), roasted cockchafer grubs in paper (p371) or a choice of how to use sea urchin gonads (p359)
I have the cookbook Unmentionable Cuisine by Calvin Schwabe. It has some really weird stuff using strange animals and body parts.
E.g. stuffed calf's eyes (p24), boiled locust with rice (p368), roasted palmworms with orange juice (p370), roasted cockchafer grubs in paper (p371) or a choice of how to use sea urchin gonads (p359)
Heisenburg
Scott Houghton
The gonad of the sea urchin is actually the part you usually eat even though it is advertised as sea urchin on the menu, it is like eating roe and is also sometimes described as such. Oh well enough of the sea urchin biology class, I'm off to cook!
El Dante
Les Ferdinand
Even if this wasn't a disgusting food practice, how is there a market for a placenta cookbook except for novelty purposes? Not like many people will be seeing more than 2 placentas in their lifetime, unless there is a secret market for the ones that parents don't want to eat. Makes me feel sick.
It is a practice with very sound science behind it (though of course the cooking bit is somewhat bizarre), the placenta contains masses of vital minerals, amino's, vitamins etc, animal's naturally do it to replenish after labour, I've watched Horses, Cows, Goats do it when I was young, never saw them needing a counselor after!
It is a key to avoid post natal depression, the mother becomes highly depleted and then supplies further nutrients whilst breast feeding which leads to depression, IMO.
I'd get my wife to do it if I could, but think she may have other ideas when the time comes! Guess she will be having copious amounts of Kelp/Molasses etc instead.
Agreed though, the thought of it is pretty gross.