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By the way, what is a Frickasee? Has anyone ever had a Frickasee? It sounds...perky. And where do they eat this stuff?
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No,no according to the "Gleeful Gecko" blog *last* year's "Summer of Fear" creature was the bear. THIS summer it's the...... SQUIRREL!!! Ebor The squirrel is a mightily fearful creature (ask the Pear tree in my back yard what he thinks of 'em), but I don't know if they are more so than Bears. |
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You know...I normally would want to do something like that. But I hate sitting and reading from a computer.
That's why I was never good at entering threads which already had discussion going...
Anyway...cleveland's squirrel idea might not be bad. A maniac squirrel which raids stores...you could create and army of them!!!!!
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Thanks, Ebor. And I think if I see a squirrel pillaging my candy, I'll frickasee 'em. MMMM.... Squirrel frickasee. Actually, that sounds disgusting. Maybe that sentiment is best reserved for the Redneckian/Hillbilia thread in the Other Languages Board. |
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I take it you never had squirrel before?
Nope. Never needed to or wanted to. I've stuck to the more traditional store-bought stuff in this country (although we roast whole lambs on Pascha here, and when I go back to Greece it's either whole lamb or pig). Although we do have a bunch of Deer venison in the freezer in the basement waiting to be cooked and eaten. |
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Thanks, Ebor. And I think if I see a squirrel pillaging my candy, I'll frickasee 'em. At your service.  In parts of the US its traditional to put squirrel in Brunswick Stew rather then a fricassee. Ebor |
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I had squirrel once. It tasted...gamey. Which means they caught it in the wild. If they trapped them at U of H or Rice, they would have tasted like Cheetoes and Funyons.
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I had squirrel once. It tasted...gamey. Which means they caught it in the wild. If they trapped them at U of H or Rice, they would have tasted like Cheetoes and Funyons.
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My first reaction to that idea is: bleaaahhhh. Ebor Anything to make it more palatable for us city folk, no doubt. I wouldn't try it anyway - if I wanted to eat squirrel, then I'd want it out of the wild instead of feeding off some College student's leftovers. |
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« Reply #2265 on: August 13, 2007, 01:05:14 PM » |
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Are you 100% sure that's you've never had it whilst in college? I hear ARAMARK and Chartwells don't disclose what they put in their meatloaf.
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Although we do have a bunch of Deer venison in the freezer in the basement waiting to be cooked and eaten. Yuck. Can't stand that stuff. Not a good thing when you're in the middle of deer country, and the First day(s) of Buck/Doe are almost considered holidays. I'd rather try squirrel. Or bear. |
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« Reply #2267 on: August 13, 2007, 01:40:34 PM » |
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I had squirrel once. It tasted...gamey. Which means they caught it in the wild. If they trapped them at U of H or Rice, they would have tasted like Cheetoes and Funyons.
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« Reply #2268 on: August 13, 2007, 01:47:31 PM » |
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Yuck. Can't stand that stuff. Not a good thing when you're in the middle of deer country, and the First day(s) of Buck/Doe are almost considered holidays. I'd rather try squirrel. Or bear. I thought in PA the first days of Deer season were Religious holidays! If you really want to eat bear, go ahead. It's just one more way of eliminating domestic terror threats! |
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The brains (a delicacy in some parts of this country) taste buttery.
I think elsewhere in this thread I discussed my encounters with squirrel brains...just be careful that rabies isn't going around your local squirrel population!
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« Reply #2274 on: August 13, 2007, 06:47:14 PM » |
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Don't know about Chartwells, but ARAMARK's standard recipe for meatloaf is ground turkey based.
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Dang. Still working on 300.
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That, folks, was the last time I ate Thai food.
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That, folks, was the last time I ate Thai food.
Ummm, too spicy for you? As someone told me years and years ago about a wonderful dish of chicken Panang at a Thai restaurant: "Don't eat the French-cut green beans." That was because what *looked* like frenched green beans were in reality little Green Peppers of Doom. One would hope that posting on OC.net is not as much of a shock to the system. Ebor |
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How does Thai coffee compare with that elixir of heaven known as Greek coffee? To quote a Thai Guy (and yes he was well dressed too) "Four times as creamy, three times as sweet, and twice as strong, if it's made right." It's made with sweetened condensed milk, and double black, so after the 36 hour sugar/ cafiene rush, you feel like a slug stuck in molases in winter at the north pole. |
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"For I am With thee, withersoever thou goest"
Joshua 1:9
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Ian Lazarus
The Main Man!
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yIjah, Qey' 'oH!
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« Reply #2292 on: August 14, 2007, 12:15:12 PM » |
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Now there's a visual image for y'all. I try my best. |
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"For I am With thee, withersoever thou goest"
Joshua 1:9
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serb1389
Lord, remember me when you come into your Kingdom!
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Michał Kalina's biggest fan
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« Reply #2293 on: August 14, 2007, 04:24:10 PM » |
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where would one buy Thai coffee?
Is it just served in restaurants? Or is it available "over the counter"??
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I got nothing. I forgot the maps March 27th and May 30th 2010 were my Ordination dates, please forgive everything before that |
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Sloga
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« Reply #2294 on: August 14, 2007, 04:27:08 PM » |
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is anyone here scottish and supports glasgow rangers?
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Христе Боже, Распети и Свети!
"In the history of the human race there have been three principal falls: that of Adam, that of Judas, and that of the pope." Saint Justin Popovic
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