Food, Food, and More Food Thread

Started by bmwracer · 6 Oct 2004 · 25,210 replies

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23 Apr 2010, 04:05 #20101
bmwracer wrote:
Yes it is. :victory:


Oh another fan. Hehe.


EDIT: this just hit me: gyoza filled with Applewood smoked bacon. :bonk:

Bacon-wrapped gyoza? :beaten:


That's a Dotch episode waiting to happen.
23 Apr 2010, 04:48 #20102
Tu_triky wrote:That's a Dotch episode waiting to happen.

I wanna be a guest judge for that one. :woot:
23 Apr 2010, 04:53 #20103
bmwracer wrote:
I wanna be a guest judge for that one. :woot:


I'm sure the special ingredient would be the bacon...where they head to some forested refuge that knows no poisons or population and stress free pigs dine on fuji apples and chestnuts.
23 Apr 2010, 05:12 #20104
Tu_triky wrote:I'm sure the special ingredient would be the bacon...where they head to some forested refuge that knows no poisons or population and stress free pigs dine on fuji apples and chestnuts.

Applewood smoked and Fuji apple fed kuro buta... Sounds about right. :mrgreen:
23 Apr 2010, 05:49 #20105
bmwracer wrote:
Applewood smoked and Fuji apple fed kuro buta... Sounds about right. :mrgreen:


:victory:
27 Apr 2010, 08:17 #20107
:lol: :lol: :lol:

The USS Cotto Salami... Deli Class ship for The Federation. :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:
27 Apr 2010, 08:46 #20108
bmwracer wrote:

The USS Cotto Salami...


"Cotto Salami." Hilarious!

:hehe: :hehe: :hehe:
27 Apr 2010, 09:44 #20109
Tu_triky wrote:"Cotto Salami." Hilarious!

:hehe: :hehe: :hehe:

That pic is gold... Gold! :rofl:
27 Apr 2010, 14:45 #20110
bmwracer wrote::lol: :lol: :lol:

The USS Cotto Salami... Deli Class ship for The Federation. :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:


:rofl:

"This is the Cottobayashi-maru..."
27 Apr 2010, 21:41 #20111
Takoyama wrote:

:rofl:

"This is the Cottobayashi-maru..."


:hehe: :hehe: :hehe:
27 Apr 2010, 21:56 #20112
Takoyama wrote: :rofl:

"This is the Cottobayashi-maru..."

LOL. :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:
28 Apr 2010, 00:14 #20113
bmwracer wrote:
LOL. :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:


"This is the Cottobayashi-maru, nineteen periods out of Altair VI. We have struck a gravitic mine and have lost all power..."
28 Apr 2010, 00:26 #20114
Takoyama wrote:"This is the Cottobayashi-maru, nineteen periods out of Altair VI. We have struck a gravitic mine and have lost all power..."

Ah, the ubiquitous "No Win" scenario.... :beaten:
28 Apr 2010, 03:15 #20115
Bell peppers are a vegetables, right? :hehe:

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28 Apr 2010, 03:17 #20116
Tu_triky wrote:Bell peppers are a vegetables, right? :hehe:

Yup... And tomatoes are fruit. :)
28 Apr 2010, 03:19 #20117
bmwracer wrote:
Yup... And tomatoes are fruit. :)


HAHA. Tis true.
29 Apr 2010, 01:57 #20118
Now that's tasty!


Indonesia: couple arrested for selling monkey flesh in meatball soup

A couple has been arrested for selling the flesh of protected monkeys in meatball soup, according to Indonesian police.

The man and wife are accused of providing meat from Javan langur or silver-leaf monkeys found in Baluran National Park, East Java province, to sellers of "bakso", a spicy meatball soup.

"They were arrested late in March and are now in police custody in Situbondo district," local deputy police chief Heru Prasetyo said.

"After a tip-off from local people we arrested the wife with 35 kilograms (77 pounds) of meat from about 25 langurs. We also seized one rifle and wood sticks to kill the monkeys," he said.

The couple had confessed to selling the monkey meat for six years, he added.

They could face up to five years' jail and fines of 100 million rupiah (’7,200).

Police also found monkey bones, tails and skins at the couple's house.

Conservationist Tri Prayudi said the couple could have killed more than 500 primates and were probably not the only ones selling monkey meat as food.

"It's not a new modus operandi in East Java because we found a similar case in 1996," he said.

"At that time we managed to stop the crime as local clerics helped us to issue an edict saying that the monkey meat is against Islamic law," he added.

Prayudi said monkey meat cost 15,000 to 20,000 rupiah (around ’1.30) per kilogram, less than half the price of beef or lamb.
29 Apr 2010, 03:07 #20119
Tu_triky wrote:Now that's tasty!

NOT. :bleh:

I can't stand monkeys/gorillas in the first place, but to eat them?

Itai. :bleh: :bleh: :bleh:
29 Apr 2010, 03:29 #20120
bmwracer wrote:
NOT. :bleh:

I can't stand monkeys/gorillas in the first place,


Really? That's funny, man. :)



Itai. :bleh: :bleh: :bleh:


Yeah I don't think I would be a fan of bush meat. :sweat:

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