Will you deep-fry green eggs and ham?Silfren wrote...
Riverdaleswhiteflash wrote...
Do you deep-fry frogs down there? Or was I thinking of France?
Handy rule of thumb. Take this question: "Will you deep-fry ___________?
When applied to American Southerners, the answer is always yes.
Silfren wrote...
Tasted so much like chicken to me that I couldn't see the point of not just eating chicken instead.
the most unique "niche" meat I've had is snapping turtle, perhaps because of how its usually served, but damn that stuff was goodSilfren wrote...
Steelcan wrote...
Around New Orleans frog legs are eaten, not sure about elsewhereRiverdaleswhiteflash wrote...
Do you deep-fry frogs down there? Or was I thinking of France?
not my favorite, too fishy, but not fish
Only ever had frog legs once, and I wasn't impressed. Tasted so much like chicken to me that I couldn't see the point of not just eating chicken instead.
its only legal in two southern states to eat road killZazzerka wrote...
Roadkill is a delicacy in The South, isn't it?
Valentine's Day in Georgia.
Steelcan wrote...
the most unique "niche" meat I've had is snapping turtle, perhaps because of how its usually served, but damn that stuff was goodSilfren wrote...
Steelcan wrote...
Around New Orleans frog legs are eaten, not sure about elsewhereRiverdaleswhiteflash wrote...
Do you deep-fry frogs down there? Or was I thinking of France?
not my favorite, too fishy, but not fish
Only ever had frog legs once, and I wasn't impressed. Tasted so much like chicken to me that I couldn't see the point of not just eating chicken instead.
ohh where'd you get it?CynicalShep wrote...
Steelcan wrote...
the most unique "niche" meat I've had is snapping turtle, perhaps because of how its usually served, but damn that stuff was goodSilfren wrote...
Steelcan wrote...
Around New Orleans frog legs are eaten, not sure about elsewhereRiverdaleswhiteflash wrote...
Do you deep-fry frogs down there? Or was I thinking of France?
not my favorite, too fishy, but not fish
Only ever had frog legs once, and I wasn't impressed. Tasted so much like chicken to me that I couldn't see the point of not just eating chicken instead.
Indeed it is. One of the best things that happened to me in New Orleans.
Plaintiff wrote...
Will you deep-fry green eggs and ham?Silfren wrote...
Riverdaleswhiteflash wrote...
Do you deep-fry frogs down there? Or was I thinking of France?
Handy rule of thumb. Take this question: "Will you deep-fry ___________?
When applied to American Southerners, the answer is always yes.
Will you fry them, Sam-I-Am?
Zazzerka wrote...
Roadkill is a delicacy in The South, isn't it?
Valentine's Day in Georgia.
Guest_Cthulhu42_*
Plaintiff wrote...
Will you deep-fry green eggs and ham?Silfren wrote...
Riverdaleswhiteflash wrote...
Do you deep-fry frogs down there? Or was I thinking of France?
Handy rule of thumb. Take this question: "Will you deep-fry ___________?
When applied to American Southerners, the answer is always yes.
Will you fry them, Sam-I-Am?
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North and South Carolina?Steelcan wrote...
its only legal in two southern states to eat road kill
Cthulhu42 wrote...
So I see this thread taking up 90% of my feed, and I think to myself "What wacky mage/templar-related hijinks are afoot this time?" Then I open the thread to see everyone talking about... food.
Confused am I.
Zazzerka wrote...
North and South Carolina?Steelcan wrote...
its only legal in two southern states to eat road kill
Zazzerka wrote...
North and South Carolina?Steelcan wrote...
its only legal in two southern states to eat road kill
mmmm venison.... wrapped in bacon.... with a side of seet potatos and a salad on the side...Silfren wrote...
Zazzerka wrote...
North and South Carolina?Steelcan wrote...
its only legal in two southern states to eat road kill
There was a push by a Tennessee senator some years back to make it legal to take home a deer you hit on the road without having to report it. Not sure if it ever made it into law, though.
Foopydoopydoo wrote...
All this talk of frying things that should never be fried reminded me of this episode of Community.
Cthulhu42 wrote...
So I see this thread taking up 90% of my feed, and I think to myself "What wacky mage/templar-related hijinks are afoot this time?" Then I open the thread to see everyone talking about... food.
Confused am I.
I thought Ieldra was a dude?Foopydoopydoo wrote...
And Ieldra is gonna be so disappointed about what her thread has become. You should be ashamed.
At that point, being eaten is probably the best thing that deer carcass can hope for.Silfren wrote...
Zazzerka wrote...
North and South Carolina?Steelcan wrote...
its only legal in two southern states to eat road kill
There was a push by a Tennessee senator some years back to make it legal to take home a deer you hit on the road without having to report it. Not sure if it ever made it into law, though.
Darth Brotarian wrote...
Ieldra should make a post about what food they like. Help us get some nice dialogue going.
Wonder if the mage templar war could have been avoided if everyone had just sat around a nice drink in the hanged man and talked about food.
oh god don't remind me of how much I ate this past weekend.....Silfren wrote...
Darth Brotarian wrote...
Ieldra should make a post about what food they like. Help us get some nice dialogue going.
Wonder if the mage templar war could have been avoided if everyone had just sat around a nice drink in the hanged man and talked about food.
Probably. Especially if turkey was involved. Everyone would be too doped up on tryptophan(sp?) to have the energy to kill each other.
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