How to cook a snake

[RickyMaveety]

Originally Posted by desertgrandma

You don't know me!! You don't know how pathetic I can be!!!!

Oh goodie!! A competition!! I love a good competition!!

[jerryleejr]

Originally Posted by RickyMaveety

Oh goodie!! A competition!! I love a good competition!!

Oh can I have ring side seats for this one!!

JJ

[zelda_pinwheel]

Originally Posted by DMcCunney

There are stranger things you can cook and eat...
http://www.nativevillage.org/Message...k______exc.htm
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Dennis

not going to click. not even going to think about clicking. nope. not me. no way. and don't tell me about it, if *you* click.

[vivaldirules]

Originally Posted by zelda_pinwheel

not going to click. not even going to think about clicking. nope. not me. no way. and don't tell me about it, if *you* click.

But their boiled, Zelda. Not nearly as nasty as if you hadn't done that, let me assure you.

[montsnmags]

I've only eaten snake once, and I doubt you could now as they'd all be protected species.

I've nearly trodden on a rearing Red-Bellied Black, been chased up a summer ski-slope by another one, been faced down by a Brown crossing a bush path, scattered little non-poisonous White Lipped Snakes off a bush path, pulled my dogs away from a 9' Carpet Python, followed another up the hill on my Nan's old property, flicked a Sea Snake back into the water, kept a dead one in a jar of metho for a few years with a dead giant centipede, mercy-killed a Red-Bellied Black on the road (already half-crushed by a car, but still struggling to move itself), and, apparently, the current house use to have a resident 6' Brown around the back, though we've never seen him/her.

From memory, it tasted like chicken.

Cheers,
Marc

[RickyMaveety]

Originally Posted by jerryleejr

Oh can I have ring side seats for this one!!

JJ

Why, sweetie, we'll build you a sky box!!

[jerryleejr]

Originally Posted by RickyMaveety

Why, sweetie, we'll build you a sky box!!

Ok I love a good armadillo/Duck/Cat/Panda Fight!

[basschick]

i live in los angeles, and i thought we were pretty eclectic, but i have yet to go to see a market that fits the following:

Whether you've bought fresh snake meat at a market where snake is a popular dish, or you've skinned a snake yourself specifically for dinner, you won't find a snake meat recipe in the average cookbook. Snake is somewhere between chicken and fish in texture and flavor, and may be made to seem like either. This article will outline a recipe which is also suitable for bluegill, so the resulting meat will be reminiscent of a small lake fish.

[RickyMaveety]

Originally Posted by basschick

i live in los angeles, and i thought we were pretty eclectic, but i have yet to go to see a market that fits the following:

How often have you shopped down in Little Tokyo?? You will find it at the stores there.

[pshrynk]

Originally Posted by desertgrandma

While I love dreamers reply, I do believe you are a natural born instigator. I saw a picture of a lovely lady perhaps painting a picture, or eating a long skinny breadstick.
Where on earth did yo come up with your interpretation??

Hey, you look at "Draw a picture" tests all aday long and see what your brain does.

[zelda_pinwheel]

Originally Posted by pshrynk

Hey, you look at "Draw a picture" tests all aday long and see what your brain does.

so that's your excuse...

[DMcCunney]

Originally Posted by pshrynk

Hey, you look at "Draw a picture" tests all aday long and see what your brain does.

Sounds like the old joke about the psychiatrist showing images to a patient and asking the patient what he sees.

The first picture is a square, and the patient says "That's a window of a bedroom, and the people inside are doing dirty things!"

The second image is a circle, and the patient says "That's a ship's porthole, and the people in that cabin are doing dirtier things!"

The third image is a triangle, and the patient says "That's a keyhole on a bedroom door, and I can't believe the dirty things the people in there are doing!"

"My goodness!", says the psychiatrist. "You're seeing sex in everything!"

"What do you mean i'm seeing things?" retorts the patient. "You're the one showing me the dirty pictures!"

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Dennis

[zelda_pinwheel]

Originally Posted by DMcCunney

Sounds like the old joke about the psychiatrist showing iamges to a patient and asking the patient what he sees.

The first picture is a sqiuare, and the patient says "That's a window of a bedroom, and the people inside are doing dirty things!"

The second image is a circle, and the patient says "That's a ship's porthole, and the people in that cabin are doing dirtier things!"

The third image is a triangle, and the patient says "That's a keyhole on a bedroom door, and I can't believe the dirty things the people in there are doing!"

"My goodness!", says the psychiatrist. "You're seeing sex in everything!"

"What do you mean i'm seeing things?" retorts the patient. "You're the one showing me the dirty pictures!"

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Dennis

wait a minute, this isn't the joke thread !

(heeheehee ! )