Text 4213, 55 rader
Skriven 2008-03-23 13:47:55 av Carol Shenkenberger (10227.cooks)
   Kommentar till text 3998 av Ruth Haffly (1:396/45.28)
Ärende: Duck tounges and other odd stuff
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 >  > I think I'd take a 2nd look, then pass them up until I knew what I'd do
 >  > with them. (G)
 > 
 >  CS> Same here.  Seen'em 3 times now and the only recipes I see seem to
 >  CS> require fin ding some cartilage thing to remove and some fairly
 >  CS> finicky cooking?
 > 
 > I'm still not too sure if I want to try them. If the ancient Romans are
 > peacock's tongues, you might be able to get an idea from that tho. (G)
 > I've no idea how they were cooked except by no means that required
 > electricity.
 > 
 > 
 >  CS> I could easily get a few for a trial though.  Hey, maybe some blue
 >  CS> icey packs and a good cooler and I bring some to the picnic?  I can
 >  CS> also get lots of chicken feet.
 > 
 > Something for some of the guys to play with--the 2 Dave's and Michael
 > come to mind as likely experimenters.

Yeah, that might be the way of it!  A pack of black chicken feet (from black
chickens) might make'em grin.

 
 >  CS> Meantime, the bootie from the Asian Market trip yesterday.  44.06$
 >  CS> worth.
 > 
 >  CS> So now, staring at eddo-pot and wondering why I started that first!  I
 >  CS> wanna play with the duck broth recipe <g>.
 > 
 > Happy cooking!
 > 
 >  CS> Poi anyone?  ;-)
 > 
 > Not for me!  But, we might have needed to eat it Sunday morning had the
 > power not come back on.  As you know, several tornadoes ripped thru
 > Georgia over the week end.  We didn't have any in the Savannah area but
 > one hit the power plant in a neighboring county.  We were without power
 > for about 4 hours Saturday night into Sunday morning and did have some
 > heavy wind & rain in that time frame.  I know that the Atlanta area also
 > had tornadoes but I think they all touched down east of where Sean is.
 > The governor has basically declared the state a disaster area; there
 > were a couple of deaths and a number of injuries. Downtown Savannah was
 > in the midst of celebrating St. Patrick's day with River Street and the
 > City Market areas being fairly full of people.  All were safely
 > evacuated thanks to prior planning by the law enforcement teams, fire
 > department and others.

I heard.  Looked nasty.  Meantime we are having one last cool spot I bet.  It'
s not much over 40F.
          xxcarol

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