whats' every1's most obscure favourite food? - i'll start!

**Andromeda** · 06-11-2005 12:59 PM

steak with loads of fat (well cooked) with melted grated cheese on top and mustard - the type with the seeds in it!

**Sparky** · 06-11-2005 02:15 PM

Sounds...odd..to each his own though.

**Rakkantekimusouka** · 06-12-2005 05:13 AM

Smoked salmon, regular salmon steak (preferrably baked), and chicken-fried rice -- all with a hearty dose of soy sauce!

**Alaurast78** · 06-12-2005 08:25 PM

Sushi... mostly sake (salmon) and Unagi (fresh water eel) with lots of wasabi!!!! Yummmmmmmmmm!!!!

**A Lost Soul** · 06-12-2005 09:05 PM

Originally posted by Alaurast78
Sushi... mostly sake (salmon) and Unagi (fresh water eel) with lots of wasabi!!!! Yummmmmmmmmm!!!!

Yummy! Me too! (Although I'm a a dainty dipper when it comes to wasabi...)

Goddamn it, what is with all this talk about food? I'm on a starving artist's diet here, people!

**OpheliaBlue** · 06-14-2005 03:54 PM

foie gras, hands down.

The ONLY time I ever acquired one of my own (they come fresh, never frozen, from Hudson Valley), I just sliced it into medallions and sauteèd them. Nirvana baby.

I really really recommend it, and at $70, it's a steal.

**Kaniaz** · 06-14-2005 04:57 PM

1) Get two slices of bread
2) Place entire jar of mayonaise (minus jar) in between bread
3) Eat

....YUM.

**InTheMoment** · 06-14-2005 05:38 PM

The following are some of my favorite snacks/food:

Sausage links dipped in Tostitos cheese dip

grilled cheese with salami dipped in mayo

Sushi - baked eel over salmon, spicy tuna and Uni (sea urchin)

My own personal homemade Enchilada casserole

**OpheliaBlue** · 06-14-2005 07:34 PM

ob·scure
adj. ob·scur·er, ob·scur·est *

1.) Deficient in light; dark. *

2.a.) So faintly perceptible as to lack clear delineation; indistinct. See Synonyms at dark. *
2.b.) Indistinctly heard; faint. *
2.c.) Linguistics. Having the reduced, neutral sound represented by schwa (). *

3.a.) Far from centers of human population: an obscure village. *
3.b.) Out of sight; hidden: an obscure retreat. *

4.) Not readily noticed or seen; inconspicuous: an obscure flaw. *
5.) Of undistinguished or humble station or reputation: an obscure poet; an obscure family. *
6.) Not clearly understood or expressed; ambiguous or vague: “an impulse to go off and fight certain obscure battles of his own spirit” (Anatole Broyard). See Synonyms at ambiguous.[/b]

faggos

**The_Director2004** · 06-14-2005 08:06 PM

Steak cooked medium-rare with two cobs of corn. Add ketchup when necessary.

**OpheliaBlue** · 06-14-2005 09:00 PM

I give up

**Henfe** · 06-20-2005 02:20 PM

Calamari with garlic. mmmmmmm

**docKnubis** · 06-20-2005 03:25 PM

i have a few but i can only think of one that not many people like WILD LIVER AND ONIONS MMMMMMMM GOOD
wild as in its not from a cow or a farmed animal im talkin wild elk deer and moose

on then heart its really good
yes i eat heartsmy grand parents freezer is full of them Dr frankenstine would be in heaven with all the hearts

**MSG** · 06-21-2005 08:10 AM

Colliflower soaked overnight in italian dressing. Also works with pasta... trust me it tastes so ass-licious (good thing)

Originally posted by docthory
on then heart its really good

This four-story sig goes out to you:

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**OpheliaBlue** · 06-21-2005 03:12 PM

Originally posted by InTheMoment
Uni (sea urchin)

HELL yeah, I love that stuff too. There was this great place in Topanga, CA that served it fresher than I had anywhere alse. It was called "Something Fishy" haha! But they tore it down.

**docKnubis** · 06-21-2005 05:18 PM

you got a problem with me eating hearts

poop eat your heart out

**MSG** · 06-22-2005 12:33 AM

Originally posted by docthory
you got a problem with me eating hearts

Well actually im more interested in the details. What kind of hearts are they? cow? pig? sheep? koala? and are they expensive? where do i obtain these hearts? is it illegal?

**AirRick101** · 06-22-2005 02:32 AM

Fried Seafood...which is ironic because there's too much water in the ocean to fry anything at all. How does it happen!?

**Gwendolyn** · 06-22-2005 04:45 AM

I like a lot of weird stuff......I grew up poor, and a lot of times we had things like beans without seasoning, dry noodles, etc. But my favorite obscure food is a good frog leg. Actually, I have a funny story about frog legs. I've been told this about 10,000 times. Anyway, my great grandfather went frog gigging, and they prepared frog legs for a big dinner party. However, on the back porch was a 5 gallon bucket full of dead frogs, the same place where the party was to take place. Anyway, everyone was eating and having a good time and here comes a legless frog scooting along with it's forefeet. Then another. They were climbing out of the bucket. I guess my great grandfather hadn't killed the frogs, when he thought that in fact he had. Needless to say, nobody was hungry after that. Anyway, this is actually quite a sad story. Moral: Always kill and make sure you've killed the anima;ls you hunt to eat. I couldn't resist. I had to tell this one.

**docKnubis** · 06-22-2005 02:22 PM

Originally posted by pOOp

Well actually im more interested in the details. What kind of hearts are they? cow? pig? sheep? koala? and are they expensive? where do i obtain these hearts? is it illegal?

details we usually cook them like a pot roast kinds of hearts this things are huge mostly from elk and dear but ocassionaly from moose i can get them for free i have a conection illegal no if you know any one that hunts dear or elk just tell them that you want the heart and there you go

**OpheliaBlue** · 06-22-2005 03:13 PM

Originally posted by Gwendolyn
Anyway, my great grandfather went frog gigging, and they prepared frog legs for a big dinner party. However, on the back porch was a 5 gallon bucket full of dead frogs, the same place where the party was to take place. Anyway, everyone was eating and having a good time and here comes a legless frog scooting along with it's forefeet. Then another. They were climbing out of the bucket. I guess my great grandfather hadn't killed the frogs, when he thought that in fact he had. Needless to say, nobody was hungry after that. Anyway, this is actually quite a sad story. Moral: Always kill and make sure you've killed the anima;ls you hunt to eat. I couldn't resist. I had to tell this one.

HAHAHA that so incredibly reminds me of that scene in the movie Les Triplettes de Belleville where one of the frogs that was waterbombed and then boiled in a stew didn't quite die. Then grandma's dog started chasing after it and barking at it. Shit that whole frog scene was funny as shit.

Well I couldn't find a still of that scene, but here's a nice one anyway: