Well that is a shame mate. Can’t you just wait for it to get tacky, whilst drinking a lot of liquor, and simply fall asleep with your face in it? I think that would be a good outcome for everyone, as a majority at least.
Well that is a shame mate. Can’t you just wait for it to get tacky, whilst drinking a lot of liquor, and simply fall asleep with your face in it? I think that would be a good outcome for everyone, as a majority at least.
Liver and onions are amazing. Cooked just right it melts like butter.Somehow, after sitting at the table for at least an hour, my liver always ended up in the garbage and I invariably got busted when asking if I could take out the trash...I was not a smart kid...
Naht really, the thought alone, of the smell of liver cooking, is enough to turn my stomach...Liver and onions are amazing. Cooked just right it melts like butter.
Yummy!Naht really, the thought alone, of the smell of liver cooking, is enough to turn my stomach...
Here, you can have mine too...
Naht really, the thought alone, of the smell of liver cooking, is enough to turn my stomach...
Here, you can have mine too...
I'm pretty sure some of my relatives ate both head cheese AND scrapple in the same meal...I'm with Captain Nemo on this. It's from unpleasant memories of old relatives eating weird organs. Like brains on toast.
I'm pretty sure some of my relatives ate both head cheese AND scrapple in the same meal...
Liver is great! Grind and mix it up with pork fat, garlic, onion, all spice, milk and salt. Bake for an hour at 200°. Layer with a thin spread of lard on black bread and eat with delight. Garnish with sauteed mushrooms and/or pickled beetroot. Perhaps with a nice glass of aquavit or a good vodka on the side.Naht really, the thought alone, of the smell of liver cooking, is enough to turn my stomach...
Here, you can have mine too...
Liver is great! Grind and mix it up with pork fat, garlic, onion, all spice, milk and salt. Bake for an hour at 200°. Layer with a thin spread of lard on black bread and eat with delight. Garnish with sauteed mushrooms and/or pickled beetroot. Perhaps with a nice glass of aquavit or a good vodka on the side.
Yum.
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In the loo, eventually. But if you live in cold climates, this is the best or sometimes way of getting nutrients into your system. And it tasted better than any salad ever can.That's a lot of effort for something you're going to put in the bin.
You can slow bake it before that last step, then feed the pigs the scraps after you have eaten all those other goodies.My favourite offal recipe:
Take a selection of offal to include brains, lung etc. mince it up with a selection of root vegetables, herbs and grains.
carefully add old beer, breadcrumbs and old turnips then put in a big bowl (ideally a bucket).
Feed to pigs then wait a few months, turn pigs in to bacon and stick the bacon in a bap.
Salad is WAY better...In the loo, eventually. But if you live in cold climates, this is the best or sometimes way of getting nutrients into your system. And it tasted better than any salad ever can.
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The Grand Festival of April 15th... (tax day in the US)What do followers of Lord Brabus and the holy roadmap celebrate around this time of the year? Certainly not "christmas" as such, as those ancient religions have long since become extinct...their traditions having been adopted under new ones or just adopted as secular cultural ones or abandoned altogether.
Do they just celebrate the anniversaries of releases? Is there a feast or festival of sorts around the corporate end-of-financial-year? Is there a solemn holiday to commemorate those features for which we do not speak the name of?