Not a McDonalds in sight :)

I've tried chicken feet and must say they weren't that bad :confused: especially compared to some of the other stuff on that list.
 
I've tried chickens feet way too many times, and eaten live octopuses.

The chickens feet were disgusting every time. The live octopus was a little strange, but very tasty.
 
Chicken feet are lovely. Those who haven't tried because its 'gross' should try the dish in most chinese restaurants where the bone is taken out. It's served as an appetiser. I can't remember what its called but its covered in an orange sauce and sort of like sweet and sour, but not. Can't explain but i'll try find a pic.
 
I remember watching Heston Blumenthal: In Search of Perfection a few years ago and an Italian chef he met served ragu in chicken embryo's
 
I reckon I could stomach some of those like the guinea pig, rat, chicken feet, seal flippers and probably the coffee if someone didn't tell me the 'special ingredient' before I drunk it. But the cheese, spiders, balut egg etc are an absolute no go. Just horrible :eek:
 
Jamesbcd said:
Chicken feet are lovely. Those who haven't tried because its 'gross' should try the dish in most chinese restaurants where the bone is taken out. It's served as an appetiser. I can't remember what its called but its covered in an orange sauce and sort of like sweet and sour, but not. Can't explain but i'll try find a pic.
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I guess you're talking about this?

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If so, it's the Thai style version of chicken feet served in most Chinese restaurants that do 'Dim Sum'.

Out of the list, I'd probably try sheep’s head. My stomach is too weak for anything else.. live maggots.. WTF! :eek:
 
Fossil said:
I guess you're talking about this?

http://www.tryagain.co.uk/ocuk/thaichickenfeet.jpg[IMG]

If so, it's the Thai style version of chicken feet served in most Chinese restaurants that do 'Dim Sum'.

Out of the list, I'd probably try sheep’s head. My stomach is too weak for anything else.. live maggots.. WTF! :eek:[/QUOTE]
Yep that's the one. :p

I tried googling chicken feet but you just get the cold white ones, or the hot brown ones. Again, I don't know the names in english.. :D

Didn't see maggots on the list but I've ate one whilst fishing!
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Id probably eat 8 or 9 of them.

Also WTF

A traditional Christmas dish, Smalahove is made by boiling a salted lamb’s head (minus the wool and brains, thankfully) for around three hours. Etiquette dictates that the ears and eyes are eaten first, while they are still warm, before the rest of the head is consumed, from front to back. The tongue and eye muscles are considered the prime cuts.
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You would think they would eat them too :confused:
They used to be eaten quite a lot 1 or 2 generations back, Or by me when my mum fed them to me as a baby :p
 
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