Beat this donkey to death.

[Cullion]

Tell me how you cook tripe.

[Gezere]

Better question is how don't I. What do you want? Stewed like Menudo, poached, sausages, stuffed?

How do you cook chitterlings.

[The Juggernoob]

Better question is how don't I. What do you want? Stewed like Menudo, poached, sausages, stuffed?

How do you cook chitterlings.

Why do you cook chitterlings?

How do you make jugged hare?

[Gezere]

Why do you cook chitterlings?

You're joking right?

How do you make jugged hare?

Chop it up stick it in a jug with some liquid and cook it.

How do you prepare hog maw?

[The Juggernoob]

You're joking right?



How do you prepare hog maw?

and a sick mind.

[Ignorami]

Pancake full of meat.... What kind of meat? What about seasoning?

The kind of meat that requires inverted commas to be called meat.

And it isn't a piece of meat, its many fragments of 'meat'.

It's part of what working class people here eat:
"Birdseye potato waffles, findus crispy pancakes, and spagetti hoops for your veg."

[Yoj]

The kind of meat that requires inverted commas to be called meat.

And it isn't a piece of meat, its many fragments of 'meat'.

It's part of what working class people here eat:
"Birdseye potato waffles, findus crispy pancakes, and spagetti hoops for your veg."

I think it's called 'mechanically recovered', so mostly spinal and connective tissues.

[judoka_uk]

An American is trying to cook things.

Someone page Gordon Ramsay!

[judoka_uk]

PS. I had to google Findus and Fray Bentos to find out what they were, does this mean, I'm that most dreaded of things - 'out of touch'?

[The Juggernoob]

PS. I had to google Findus and Fray Bentos to find out what they were, does this mean, I'm that most dreaded of things - 'out of touch'?

No. We were born after their decline, I believe.

This is why people think you're an old man.

[Cullion]

PS. I had to google Findus and Fray Bentos to find out what they were, does this mean, I'm that most dreaded of things - 'out of touch'?

I suspect the opposite, that you're actually too young (and possibly too middle class) to know what they are. These were normal foods in lower-middle and working class homes in the 70s and 80s. Perhaps they still are in Scotland and the North.

I was born in the mid-70s.

[Yoj]

I'm surprised no ones mentioned faggots yet.

[The Juggernoob]

Perhaps they still are in Scotland and the North.

Nope its old man food up here too.

[Cullion]

Sometimes I wonder if I'm seeing a pattern that isn't there, but people born after about 1985 seem to be a bit taller on average than people my age or older. I half-suspect it's because they had better childhood nutrition than previous generations.

I'm fairly sure that children from middle-class households eat less processed crap than was served up when I was a kid.

[Cullion]

I'm surprised no ones mentioned faggots yet.

Still going strong in Wales. Delicious.