SC - Guinea Pig-questionably period

[Stefan li Rous]

Ras answered Corwyn with:
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Ras, your messages are suddenly coming through as HTML. Can you check
your settings? The digestifier program doesn't handle HTML very well.
 
> CorwynWdwd at aol.com writes:
> > Maybe you could do them like the Incas did Guinea Pigs? Wrap them in clay 
> > and 
> > put them in the embers, When the clay's baked you crack it and eat the meat 
> > off the inside of the skin, the clay holds the hair. 

Corwyn, are you sure that you are thinking of Guinea Pig for this technique?
I seem to remember us discussing a similar technique to cook porcupine with
the mud being used to remove the quills.

A side note: "Harris" is derived from "haries" the English name for
porcupines.

Stefan
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