Weird Foods you Enjoy

[mroper]

I remeber Taylor for Roll as an apprentice while working the deli 30 years ago. I also watch the youtube video of some place serving Pork Roll breakfast sammiches.

That's the Trenton brand which I actually prefer. You cannot get it sliced from the Deli any longer in Katy. Four slice sammi is nice . I have had it with Hashbrown. I have never had it with Ketchup. That looks like a good Hard Roll which you cant get down here. Always have to cut the Yolk or you will wear it.

 

[m5215]

Weird Foods you Enjoy​

Walmart cheeseburgers!

 

[jmohme]

Grilled cheese with strawberry jam.

 

[baboon]

Right now it toasted sourdough bread with cream cheese, red onion, caper & lox. Even Renfield came in & panhandled a few bits. I guess it's official that he is now my dog.

 

[Army 1911]

Ham Hocks and Navy Beans

 

[Mowingmaniac 24/7]

Army 1911,

Yer makin me Hong-Gry!

 

[General Zod]

fried frog legs several times

Fried frog legs is weird? I thought it was just cajun...

Can you even say you're a country boy if you've never had squirrel?

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My mother refused to consider squirrel or rabbit - she'd had enough of them as a child and told me if I wanted to try them I'd have to cook 'em myself. She would never eat another bite.

 

[Axxe55]

Fried frog legs is weird? I thought it was just cajun...



My mother refused to consider squirrel or rabbit - she'd had enough of them as a child and told me if I wanted to try them I'd have to cook 'em myself. She would never eat another bite.

my stepmom whe we were still at home if we killed and cleaned it she would cook it for uswe had a seperatefreezer in the barn wher we kept wilgam andfish eating wil game was a regular meal for us!

 

[Mowingmaniac 24/7]

Many moons ago, I was a member of a country club by virtue of being a home owner in a golfing community/sub-division.

I don't play golf, but by being a cc member, me, my wife and child could eat there any time we wanted and their food was chef quality.

Every Friday night they served beautifully cooked, huge frog legs and the place was always packed.

People came from all around and got to eat their by being a guest of a member.

 

[Axxe55]

Many moons ago, I was a member of a country club by virtue of being a home owner in a golfing community/sub-division.

I don't play golf, but by being a cc member, me, my wife and child could eat there any time we wanted and their food was chef quality.

Every Friday night they served beautifully cooked, huge frog legs and the place was always packed.

People came from all around and got to eat their by being a guest of a member.

one summer in jr high i worked for the groundskeeper of acountry club and the fod was way above top notch

 

[oldag]

Ham Hocks and Navy Beans

That ain't weird, that is a staple.

 

[Axxe55]

That ain't weird, that is a staple.

like pinto beans and cornbread

 

[ZX9RCAM]

That ain't weird, that is a staple.

Now staples, that would be weird.

 

[Axxe55]

i remember the first time i had frina restaruant in new iberia i have been hooked ever sinceog's legs

Now staples, that would be weird.

eat staples and shit tacks!

 

[Army 1911]

In Jr. High, I sometimes took a can of rattlesnake spread and ate it on crackers. Oddly enough it grossed out the teachers more than my classmates.

 

[baboon]

Every Friday night they served beautifully cooked, huge frog legs and the place was always packed.

People came from all around and got to eat their by being a guest of a member.

Frog legs were pretty common in nicer restaurants back home growing up. We gigged frogs & fixed them as they were easier then catching fish.

Have spent most of my meat cutting days selling seafood I never once seen fresh or American harvested frog legs offered up. Most being imported from India & Chiba. And that fixed me of wanting to eat them.

 

[jmohme]

Fried frog legs is weird? I thought it was just cajun...



My mother refused to consider squirrel or rabbit - she'd had enough of them as a child and told me if I wanted to try them I'd have to cook 'em myself. She would never eat another bite.

Fried frog legs are good, but I didn't know it was Cajun.
I shouldn't be surprised, those folks will eat anything.

My father in law owned a hotel and cabins on the gulf coast and rented a few of the cabins to the Cajun shrimpers. On the 4th of July they had a shrimp boil on the front lawn. The Cajuns supplied the food and my father in law supplied the beer.

They called it a shrimp boil, but it was actually an Everything that got caught in the net boil.

 

[Axxe55]

i use to like raw oysrer, but now i'm not sure where rhey are sourced from so i steer clearjust like truck stop sushi!

 

[PinnedandRecessed]

I can eat raw oysters but i prefer them char-grilled on the half shell.

 

[deemus]

Fried frog legs are good, but I didn't know it was Cajun.
I shouldn't be surprised, those folks will eat anything.

My father in law owned a hotel and cabins on the gulf coast and rented a few of the cabins to the Cajun shrimpers. On the 4th of July they had a shrimp boil on the front lawn. The Cajuns supplied the food and my father in law supplied the beer.

They called it a shrimp boil, but it was actually an Everything that got caught in the net boil.

Most of the time if I was eating frog legs, I was with a cajun. And a restaurant near my house had a buffet on frog legs and quail every Friday night.

Place was packed.