I have a recipe book put together by Aboriginal students in the Northern Territory. Includes recipes for worms and other unusual things. Not that I have ever attempted any of the recipes
Minx oh my god! what is the name of it? i am metis american indian and they, they my relatives, eat a lot of moose. no worms. i would eat a worm for sure.
Gillian, those people were strictly slugs. i remember! i don't know what you adults were eating. probably mushrooms or something knowing the phillips..
Ha ha...When I visited Romania, my husband and I laughed at the pizza described with toppings such as: jammed ham, and ketchup. Sounds yummy, huh?!
If you try the cake, heed this warning. I tried Kraft carmel bits (little round carmel balls for lack of better words) and they didn't work the same. It may be a pain to unwrap carmels but, the cakewas better. The caramel bits didn't mesh with the evap. milk and it was a runny mess, good, but, still a runny mess! ; )
KW i will try it when I get a chance. At anchor in the middle of nowhere and tricky to source the ingredients. Your Romanian pizza reminds me of something I had in Japan that was "Fork" on the menu. I guessed it was japanglish for pork but pretty sure it was dog. ick. Thanks for the tips! a
I am a chef in the yachting industry. I trained at Ballymaloe Cookery School in Cork,Ireland and subsequently went on to teach there. I always wanted to be a vet but that changed when I realized I'd have to work with animals that were sick or dying. My pipe dream is to open a B&B - where pets will be mandatory.I am Ojibwe Metis.
8.2.11 cracker jack ribs, korean shredded beef (for tacos), taco shells
24.11.10 tom yum, khow tom, dahl
27.9.10 veal tenderloin with whipped roquefort and celeriac puree
22.9.10 sage honey ice cream
15.9.10 white pizza w/ a sour dough base & grated white truffles on top
14.9.10 magret du canard a la brulot. same green peppercorn sauce and braised ( i can make you like them) brussel sprouts. bit o' honey and lots of pine nut
12.9.10. carpaccio with parmesan infused olive oil & arugula. grilled sole on the bone with sauce vierge. tiramisu, which means "lift me up" but mine will take you down! i almost spewed tasting it.
11.9.10 pea and mint soup (they are on a diet)
10.9.10. octopus risotto
9.9.10. panang coconut mussels followed by ribeye steak w/ roasted garlic smash, caramelized onions & a demi glace jus
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are those worms or slugs? reminds me of the Phillips' Halloween parties with all sorts of "interesting" things!
I have a recipe book put together by Aboriginal students in the Northern Territory. Includes recipes for worms and other unusual things.
Not that I have ever attempted any of the recipes
Minx oh my god! what is the name of it? i am metis american indian and they, they my relatives, eat a lot of moose. no worms. i would eat a worm for sure.
Gillian, those people were strictly slugs. i remember! i don't know what you adults were eating. probably mushrooms or something knowing the phillips..
Ha ha...When I visited Romania, my husband and I laughed at the pizza described with toppings such as: jammed ham, and ketchup. Sounds yummy, huh?!
If you try the cake, heed this warning. I tried Kraft carmel bits (little round carmel balls for lack of better words) and they didn't work the same. It may be a pain to unwrap carmels but, the cakewas better. The caramel bits didn't mesh with the evap. milk and it was a runny mess, good, but, still a runny mess! ; )
KW i will try it when I get a chance. At anchor in the middle of nowhere and tricky to source the ingredients. Your Romanian pizza reminds me of something I had in Japan that was "Fork" on the menu. I guessed it was japanglish for pork but pretty sure it was dog. ick. Thanks for the tips! a
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