whats your favourite animal...

[roosterjuicer]

What is better than bacon for breakfast?
I'll give pig breakfast, but beef for lunch and dinner.

steak and eggs!

[blingbling]

on a side note, we used to sell our ducks to a local chinese restaurant for about 3$ a piece. they turned and sold them for about 20$ a plate! so someone must like them...although they went out of business after a couple years so maybe not haha

peiking duck is the shit, how could i forget this DAMN IT

What is better than bacon for breakfast?

sausage?

[Rockefella]

pig woudl come in first at breakfast

I don't like breakfast in general. Have never been a fan of eggs outside of baking.

[roosterjuicer]

I don't like breakfast in general. Have never been a fan of eggs outside of baking.

what about in fried rice from a chinese restaurant?

(this is one of the best threads we've had in a while. no need to vote this year, thread of the year is already in the bag)

[Rockefella]

what about in fried rice from a chinese restaurant?

(this is one of the best threads we've had in a while. no need to vote this year, thread of the year is already in the bag)

I don't necessarily ENJOY the eggs in fried rice but I eat them regardless.

[cmcpokey]

a big plate of bacon and eggs in the morning... or a bacon omelette... and im a happy man

[blingbling]

i love mutton but SHOCKED that nobody gives love to the turkey

and reading the posts makes me hungry... and i'm 'bout to get high... this can't be good

[Rockefella]

i love mutton but SHOCKED that nobody gives love to the turkey

Too dry.

[cmcpokey]

Too dry.

its all about the brine. check alton brown's recipe for turkey. made it a few years ruinning, and its the best turkey ive eaten. but when it comes down to it, there is no reason to eat turkey other than tradition (barring turkey lunch meat on a sammitch).

[Rockefella]

its all about the brine. check alton brown's recipe for turkey. made it a few years ruinning, and its the best turkey ive eaten. but when it comes down to it, there is no reason to eat turkey other than tradition (barring turkey lunch meat on a sammitch).

I'm an avid Good Eats watcher.

I guess what I meant was that turkey requires way too much work for it to be delectable. Like you said, deli meat or holidays is it's best purpose.

[cmcpokey]

I'm an avid Good Eats watcher.

I guess what I meant was that turkey requires way too much work for it to be delectable. Like you said, deli meat or holidays is it's best purpose.

DVR it every night, and own 3 of his cookbooks. i also have a set of 3 of his salt cellars.

anyway. break from studying and UCP... off to go make me and the wife some NY strips!

[whiteballz]

Had some Emu, Kangaroo & Croc the other week.

Thought it was delicious

[Rockefella]

DVR it every night, and own 3 of his cookbooks. i also have a set of 3 of his salt cellars.

anyway. break from studying and UCP... off to go make me and the wife some NY strips!

I was tempted to buy a set of his Shuh Alton Knives a month or so ago when they came up on woot.com. Think it was a set of 7 for $279 or so and they retail for MUCH more than that.

EDIT: It was $249 and came with a bamboo block. 5 bucks shipping

[Zytek_Fan]

What about elk meat?
For those who haven't tried it, it's a lot like beef, but a lot leaner.

[zeppelin]

What about elk meat?
For those who haven't tried it, it's a lot like beef, but a lot leaner.

Or bison for that matter. Bison burgers are amazingly juicy and tender with very little fat. I chose lamb though, lamb is absolutely divine. Roasted rack of lamb, or lamb shanks braised for hours are amazing. Also, lamb burgers, with tzatziki.

That said, I'll eat almost anything and I don't think I've tried an animal that I don't like yet. Anyone else tried horse meat? Food is amazing.