Food, Food, and More Food Thread

1 Nov 2006, 05:35 #11561

krim wrote:true, i can't let them make a habit out if it... though, my sis wanted to grill buffalo this weekend.

hehe...cool, man...can't spoil the fams :mrgreen:

wow, never had buffalo before....

1 Nov 2006, 05:38 #11562

Where would you get buffalo???

1 Nov 2006, 05:38 #11563

Tu_triky wrote:

hehe...cool, man...can't spoil the fams :mrgreen:

wow, never had buffalo before....

she said they have it at Wild Oats... i've seen it occasionally at Whole foods too i think.

1 Nov 2006, 05:40 #11564

Ah, OK.

I've had crocodile and kangaroo before.... not buffalo though...

1 Nov 2006, 05:41 #11565

krim wrote:

she said they have it at Wild Oats... i've seen it occasionally at Whole foods too i think.

oh yeah....i thought you pulled one of your pieces and felled the beast yourself :P

1 Nov 2006, 05:42 #11566

Anime Dad wrote:Where would you get buffalo???

you may need to find a specialty store cause you live Down Unda... it's much easier for us to get ahold of buffalo.

i thought Croc was a bit on the stringy side, and i like Roo, ostrich and emu.

Tu_triky wrote:

oh yeah....i thought you pulled one of your pieces and felled the beast yourself :P

ya know, i dont have anything large enough caliber to kill one... :sweat:

1 Nov 2006, 05:44 #11567

krim wrote:

ya know, i dont have anything large enough caliber to kill one... :sweat:

com'on i saw your scary hardware

one shot one kill

1 Nov 2006, 05:46 #11568

krim wrote:

you may need to find a specialty store cause you live Down Unda... it's much easier for us to get ahold of buffalo

Yeah, they don't wander around in the wild here. :hehe:

I liked crocodile, it wasn't stringy at all - it dependsw on the croc I suppose...

1 Nov 2006, 05:53 #11569

Anime Dad wrote:

Yeah, they don't wander around in the wild here. :hehe:

I liked crocodile, it wasn't stringy at all - it dependsw on the croc I suppose...

i must've gotten an old one then. :rofl:

1 Nov 2006, 08:57 #11570

Anime Dad wrote:I liked crocodile, it wasn't stringy at all - it dependsw on the croc I suppose...

I had alligator at the local Ragin' Cajun restaurant... It actually does taste like chicken... A briny chicken, but chicken. :beaten:

1 Nov 2006, 09:01 #11571

Anime Dad wrote:I liked crocodile, it wasn't stringy at all - it dependsw on the croc I suppose...

And how it's prepared, I would think.

1 Nov 2006, 09:03 #11572

Probably..... It was at a Thai restaurant, of all places. It's not like I could catch and kill my own ;) I'm not Crocodile Dundee, after all. :bonk:

1 Nov 2006, 09:05 #11573

Anime Dad wrote:Probably..... It was at a Thai restaurant, of all places. It's not like I could catch and kill my own ;) I'm not Crocodile Dundee, after all. :bonk:

You're not?!?!?! >>vision of AD crushed completely<< :pout:

1 Nov 2006, 09:06 #11574

No, i'm younger and better looking!

And there's no crocs near me anyway. Closest I could do would be Lizard Dundee - doesn't have the same impact, does it?

1 Nov 2006, 09:59 #11575

i have a question...

are the noodles usually hot or cold?
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is the dipping sauce hot or cold?

1 Nov 2006, 10:19 #11576

should be cold noodles, cold dip.

though i've had warm soba before.

1 Nov 2006, 10:36 #11577

moocow wrote:i have a question...

are the noodles usually hot or cold?
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is the dipping sauce hot or cold?

either hot or cold soba...

1 Nov 2006, 13:13 #11578

moocow wrote:i have a question...

are the noodles usually hot or cold?
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is the dipping sauce hot or cold?

krim's right......

that's called a Tenzaru combination: Ten for Tempura and Zaru = buckwheat flour soba..

2 Nov 2006, 01:25 #11579

There's a great article about Edo (former name of Tokyo) Soba in the current issue of Kateigaho. Thanks to Tu (no, not Toto :hehe:) for pointing me to it.

2 Nov 2006, 01:27 #11580

nice write up in the LA Times of K-Zo in Culver City for those interested.

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