And a very popular snack here.
Yes, we've had it.
It tastes fine, it just isn't worth all the gnawing for a tiny amount of food.
Sunday, May 15, 2011
Food Fight Redux!
This recently appeared in our grocery store in huge quantities, so for just $0.12 I was headed home with the mystery food of the week. Our teacher told me it was delicious stir fried with garlic (it was just okay). After looking online, it's semi-available in the States, so it might not be much of a mystery for some of you to guess.
P.S. I've heard from some of you that you can't enter your guesses in the comment field without registering. What you do is choose name/URL and just leave the URL field blank. No registration needed. Let me know if that doesn't work.
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I LOVE your pictures--I think it must be in the lettuce or spinach family--keep the blogs coming! Wish you were serving dinner here tonight! YUM! Love, Mom
ReplyDeleteok, wait a second, what in gods name is that second picture down??????
ReplyDeleteLeslie, keep up the great writing! Your posts always make me crack up. But I have to agree with Jake here - what the heck are those?
ReplyDeleteoh no. are they chicken feet?
Please, please, please tell me you did not gnaw on a raw-looking bird foot. I am 100% certain that you are supposed to "throw down" a chicken foot, not eat it. Ease my mind and tell me they are baby alien hands, although equally gross to chew on I imagine. And PS, did mom really "YUM" to the chicken foot?! I may have to find a new family...
ReplyDeleteI "yummed" the salad and chicken breast dinner in the picture above the noted chicken feet--Leslie had shown the feet to me on SKYPE--pulled them right out of her doggy bag with no forewarning--I was aghast and could only think of where they had trod.......
ReplyDeleteYup, chicken feet! They taste okay, but it's just skin and tendon and maybe 1% meat. I figured I needed to try them though, since they are all the rage here. I guess the first photo isn't gross enough to compete with the chicken feet--it's amaranth....
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