[Sca-cooks] Non edibles, was pantry items
aeduin
aeduin at adelphia.net
Sun Aug 5 16:54:24 PDT 2007
At 04:06 PM 8/5/2007, you wrote:
>On Aug 5, 2007, at 6:43 PM, aeduin wrote:
>
> > Yes, balut is the Philippine version of the fertilized duck
> > egg. It's occasionally chicken. After it gets to a certain stage of
> > maturation it's boiled in brine to cook it. My 20+ year old memories
> > of the dish say it tastes like duck soup, with crunchy bits.
>
>I'm sure it's harmless. I still don't want to eat it ;-).
>
> > But this is from a guy who has eaten rhino (very tough and gamey),
>
>I would think so... I'm assuming this was not grain-fed and
>slaughtered under conditions designed not to allow adrenalin buildup.
>Do you know what anatomical portion your meat was from?
>
>
>Adamantius
I'm not sure. I was doing a college internship in Nepal in '91 at a
safari tour camp near the Indian border. There was a fight between a
couple of the local rhinos and this one lost. After the local game
wardens came out and verified that this was a natural death and took
the hooves and head to, supposedly, keep them off the black market
the locals were allowed to hack it to bits.
So, no I don't know what part it came from though I'm not sure it
would matter much. And it certainly didn't have an adrenalin free death. :-D
aeduin
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