What's to eat?
#4
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I have a few:
"Cock's combs" (the frilly part on a rooster/chicken's head). A little gelatinous but quite good.
"Degustation d'agnon - A taste of lamb" - just about every part of a lamb served on one plate - loin, shoulder, kidney, liver, heart, brains. Glad I did it, but might not repeat it.
Snake blood - had a Japanese client who did the ordering at a Sushi bar. Odd flavour, but as they were staring at me to see if I would down it, I did!
"Cock's combs" (the frilly part on a rooster/chicken's head). A little gelatinous but quite good.
"Degustation d'agnon - A taste of lamb" - just about every part of a lamb served on one plate - loin, shoulder, kidney, liver, heart, brains. Glad I did it, but might not repeat it.
Snake blood - had a Japanese client who did the ordering at a Sushi bar. Odd flavour, but as they were staring at me to see if I would down it, I did!
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The most exotic thing I've ever eaten (other than escargots, frogs legs and certain seafood) is alligator tail - served in a cajun restaurant in NYC when cajun was a big fad there. It was like rubbery chicken. If I think too much about what I'm eating I get grossed out. Also had mountain oysters (?) at a Japanese restaurant. I have no idea what they were and don't want to know. Gelatinous.