Oklahoma Recipes (Rocky, Armstrong: home, moving, kitchen)

[mkfarnam]

Here's a tossed recipe

Fry calves liver until not quite finished

add,
chopped onions
Potatoes
mtn, oysters
smother with avocado sauce

let simmer for 15 min

Now you have a meal your in-laws will never forget.

[Hazel Eyes]

Originally Posted by mkfarnam

Here's a tossed recipe

Fry calves liver until not quite finished

add,
chopped onions
Potatoes
mtn, oysters
smother with avocado sauce

let simmer for 15 min

Now you have a meal your in-laws will never forget.

Please tell me that was a joke...

[mkfarnam]

I can see that your not niave

Yes it was, the last sentence about "your in-laws" was meant to prove that.

[Hazel Eyes]

Originally Posted by mkfarnam

I can see that your not niave

Yes it was, the last sentence about "your in-laws" was meant to prove that.

Oh I got it, but I'm sure there's people out there that would eat something like that... Ever been to a Basque Restaurant? I had my first and LAST dish of tongue there...ugh...I also found a recipe online once for Fish Lips in Brown Sauce...Now, let's all say YUMMY!

[mkfarnam]

I can't say that I have been to a Basque Restaurant. Tongue is like rubber.

[Hazel Eyes]

Originally Posted by mkfarnam

I can't say that I have been to a Basque Restaurant. Tongue is like rubber.

Rubber would taste better...YUCK!

[redbird4848]

Actually, tacos de lingua IS good.

When I was a little feller, my grandpa brought home a giant beef tongue and sat in the kitchen with his knife cutting thin slices off to eat. My grandma was going to boil some, but he wanted to eat some raw.

Of course my sisters who were about 8 and 9 years old promptly said EWWWW, and ran away. Not me. I sat next to him and we enjoyed eating raw tongue. I was about 3 or 4 years old.

Indians around here used to eat raw kidneys too! In the olden days, the buffalo liver was considered a delicacy and eaten right at the kill site. I have never had that pleasure.

This reminds me of that TV show called bizarre foods or something like that. Its all cultural as to what we find distasteful.

[jessaka]

I had tacos de lingua and hated them. I don't think I finished them. But when I was a child we went to a friend's home for dinner, and they served meat. They asked me if I liked it, and I said yes, then I was told it was cow tongue. I didn't know that the Mexican tacos were cows tongue and hated them and then was told. My husband loves fried chicken livers, hearts, and gizzards. I do not share that meal with him. The dogs love it.

[redbird4848]

On that show Bizarre Foods they showed him eating deep fried chicken feet in the Phillipinos.

My uncle said those are really good. I can't imagine what they must taste like. Anyone here ever eat chicken feet?

[Hazel Eyes]

I guess we can eat that stuff and survive....When I used to watch Fear Factor and they'd eat things that used to me me cringe, I figured the producers of the show weren't too worried they'd drop dead...They would eat rancid food, pig rectum, testicles, bugs, etc...and for only a chance to win $50,000.