Meat is good.
What could we eat & how would you prepair it?
The Chinese Eat Dogs, & Insects as part of the daily diet.
Australian Aborigines eat cats.
Plenty of stories of starving people eating rats.
Rabbits were once popular, but mixomitosis took them off the menu.
in the Irish Context What could we consider?
Meat is good.
What could we eat & how would you prepair it?
The Chinese Eat Dogs, & Insects as part of the daily diet.
Australian Aborigines eat cats.
Plenty of stories of starving people eating rats.
Rabbits were once popular, but mixomitosis took them off the menu.
in the Irish Context What could we consider?
Eachother, Kent Brockman style.
GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!YUUUUUUUUUUUMMMMMMMYY
tommyt
November 11, 2010, 2:50pm
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Meat is good.
What could we eat & how would you prepair it?
The Chinese Eat Dogs, & Insects as part of the daily diet.
Australian Aborigines eat cats.
Plenty of stories of starving people eating rats.
Rabbits were once popular, but mixomitosis took them off the menu.
in the Irish Context What could we consider?
Popular in a number reduction context, dubious nutritionally and probably not palatable, but no one would be ringin’ Joe Duffy if you started with;
Magpie
Pigeon
Fox
That horrible yappy Jack Russell from No.29
Since when did we have a ‘Food’ forum ?
I could eat a piston right about now.
Hmm I believe Swift dealt with this comprehensively some time back…
CeeCee
November 11, 2010, 2:58pm
7
We have too many cats around the place at the mo - DSPCA and Cats Aid refuse to take in the strays from my garden, so, I am fattening them up for Christmas!
If this rain keeps up there should be plenty of snails around?
Anyone know the best way to cook a Leprechaun?
I wonder how long those Deer in the Phoenix park are going to last at this rate.
Pigeon Looks interesting, P
are they really flying rats & foll of disease or can you make a good meal from them?
Country ones are better. Ticker ankles…
How do you cook a cattle?
spqr64
November 11, 2010, 4:56pm
12
Steer it into the pot. Ok Ok
exiled
November 11, 2010, 5:15pm
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They’re still popular, at least in some restaurants …
restaurantpatrickguilbaud.ie … menus.html
(sample lunch menu)
You can still eat the meat as far as I know.
Rabbit is good; wild ones are much tastier than the farmed ones, but smaller.
Also:
grouse, mallard, pheasant, partridge, teal, canada goose, grey squirrel (they’ re vermin, really).
Pretty much all freshwater fish are edible and palatable, people here just aren’t in the habit of eating them apart from trout.
Libero
November 11, 2010, 5:31pm
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One thing to remember about rats: rat poison accumulates in their bodies. Homeless Poles in London have already found this out the hard way.
guardian.co.uk/uk/2010/aug/12/homeless-poles-rough-sleepers
Rabbit is good; wild ones are much tastier than the farmed ones, but smaller.
Also:
grouse, mallard, pheasant, partridge, teal, canada goose, grey squirrel (they’ re vermin, really).
Pretty much all freshwater fish are edible and palatable, people here just aren’t in the habit of eating them apart from trout.
I imagine that Wild Duck is good to eat, What about Swans?
Yup, though be careful near the border. In the UK, I think only the Queen is allowed to eat swan. (same goes for whales)
Mink.
There would appear to be a quantity of them abroad in them thare hills.
anyone see the movie into the wild?
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rabbit_starvation
I know the movie dramatized it but that ^^ is what he died of in reality