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Lamb, veal, venison are the only common foods I can think of at the moment. I love trying new foods... I had catfish, bread pudding, onion foccacia, crawfish, fried oysters, mediterranean sea bass, jambalaya last week for the first time.
Try some Venison sometime if it is prepared correctly it can be delicious. Lamb and veal are also good. Did you like the bread pudding? It is one of my favorites.
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Possum
Lutefisk
Chicken feet
Goat's head soup
Head cheese
Sweetbreads
Blood sausage
Venison
Horse
Cat
Dog
Any rodent
Rutabaga
Sago
Buttermilk
Rutabagas are delicious peeled, cubed, cooked in boiling, salted water, and then mashed. Serve with lots of butter, salt, and pepper. YUM! As for the rest of the things (except buttermilk in dressings and cornbread) forget it.
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There are probably millions of things I haven't had before. The only thing that comes to mind is menudo and whatever that tongue mexican dish is. There are lots of teas I haven't had as I don't care for tea in general.
I'm rather suprised at how many common foods are named in this thread. You folks need to live a little!
There are many dishes/recipes I've never tried, but very few actual foods; a handful of exotic fruit varieties, brains and kidneys (someday) and testicles (prob never).
There are still a number of types of exotic game and other creatures I've never tasted, but I would if they were offered to me.
I cannot read this whole thing yet....but for me bull noogies...or Rocky Mountain Oysters
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