What's with the cat-mania ?

[kindlekitten]

Originally Posted by wannabee

In Australia it's called a Pluto Pup.

also known as a Dagwood Dog
A unique delicacy sold in specialist eateries at carnivals, circuses and country shows. Usually purchased from trailers, tents and bench top stalls.
Method:
Take 300 hot dogs and boil.
Store in tepid water until they are required.
Employ young child to impale hot dogs with a sticks length way in batches of 20
Remove previously mixed batter from cool room and poor into container
Dunk hot dog on a stick into batter but not the stick
Deep fry in vegetable oil that is never changed and only topped up occasional to change the colour from black to brown.
When the batter is cooked properly it should be golden
Take the dark brown Pluto Pup and display them in the window of the trailer by standing them up on their sticks.
When purchasing a Pluto Pup it is mandatory to dunk the delicacy in a deep container of tomato sauce (ketchup) before consuming to hide the taste.
mmmmmm I'm getting hungry just writing about them
NOTE: The feline population has been known to decline in the area after the Pluto Pup sellers open for business

*gag* here they are corndogs. I think I have had part of one EVER!!! the other day in my class at work one of my co-workers was eating fries and a corndog. I have cut WAY back on fried food, and felt nauseous throughout the class

[wannabee]

Originally Posted by kennyc

No, no, no MUSTARD, must be MUSTARD... we call them corn dogs here.

Well when Enkido turn up for the fight Kenny. Make sure you have some mustard on your pitch fork when he beats you up with a CORN dog and salami.

Now! back to the topic - cats. They taste a bit like chicken. Don't you think.

[kennyc]

Originally Posted by wannabee

Well when Enkido turn up for the fight Kenny. Make sure you have some mustard on your pitch fork when he beats you up with a CORN dog and salami.

Now! back to the topic - cats. They taste a bit like chicken. Don't you think.

Ha! We used to have these all the time (chicken dogs not mystery meat) and the kind you heat/cook in the oven, never did the fry in grease thing.

Mmmmm, mmmmm good!

[pholy]

Originally Posted by wannabee

Now! back to the topic - cats. They taste a bit like chicken. Don't you think.

That may or may not be true - but it certainly isn't the reason most of the people here like cats.

[kindlekitten]

Originally Posted by wannabee

Well when Enkido turn up for the fight Kenny. Make sure you have some mustard on your pitch fork when he beats you up with a CORN dog and salami.

Now! back to the topic - cats. They taste a bit like chicken. Don't you think.

you're likely to find yourself in a world of hurt around here if you are a cat hater!

[wannabee]

Originally Posted by kindlekitten

you're likely to find yourself in a world of hurt around here if you are a cat hater!

Don't be silly. I love cats, and dogs...and not with mustard like Mortis!

[kindlekitten]

Originally Posted by wannabee

Don't be silly. I love cats, and dogs...and not with mustard like Mortis!

wa-wa-wahhhhh

let me guess? you'll be here all night?

[wannabee]

Originally Posted by kindlekitten

wa-wa-wahhhhh

let me guess? you'll be here all night?

Nah! But I'll check in from time to time just to keep you on your toes.

[Stitchawl]

Originally Posted by wannabee

Now! back to the topic - cats. They taste a bit like chicken. Don't you think.

Nope. Nothing like chicken. They have a very 'gamey' taste, and a greasy texture that isn't really pleasant at all!

Stitchawl

[kennyc]

Originally Posted by Stitchawl

Nope. Nothing like chicken. They have a very 'gamey' taste, and a greasy texture that isn't really pleasant at all!

Stitchawl

And ya cain't ever seem to get all the hair off...

[wannabee]

Originally Posted by Stitchawl

Nope. Nothing like chicken. They have a very 'gamey' taste, and a greasy texture that isn't really pleasant at all!

Stitchawl

Ohh! a bit like rat maybe?

[kennyc]

Originally Posted by wannabee

Ohh! a bit like rat maybe?

Second cousins.

[Stitchawl]

Originally Posted by wannabee

Ohh! a bit like rat maybe?

No, most rat that you get in SE Asia has been free range before capture, feeding on grains, so the taste isn't gamey at all. Quite a clean taste.


Stitchawl

[kennyc]

[wannabee]

Originally Posted by kennyc

Bugger. I thought I'd say something witty about that picture then second guessed myself. I'm gonna stock up on baked beans. The rat kebabs you just saw will be here always. Though you will need to catch them faster than your neighbour.