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Exotic Food Anonymous 10/18/17 (Wed) 11:11:03 No.12189

Well have you tried those fancy food anons?

What's the first exotic food you've ever tried?

How did you cook it?

Does its taste warrant its price?

For me its the Sea Turtle's eggs. Since i live in Indonesia where there are alot of sea-life, and you can already guess Sea Turtles nest their eggs at the beach, its just the matter of catching one when its laying eggs. Unfortunately, the egg poachers have put a huge dent into the Sea Turtle's population and the government is putting a pressure on them. Buying these isn't illegal mind you, but to find a seller you have to find around and the price is very steep compared to normal eggs. For these egges, you will have to cough up 0.6 - 1 dollars each, and the price depends on the sellers.

The eggs themselves are around around the size of a ping pong ball, its shell is a softshell and its tougher than it looks. For what you can do with it, well not much to say, since every people that i've met that has eaten these said that they always boiled them, i guess expensive products means less experimentation. So, i do what they always do, boiled it in a pot. I added a few chops of green onions, a pinch of salt to taste, and a few cut screwpine leaves. The yolk has a runny texture, and the thing that sets it apart from chicken egg or duck egg is that the yolk can't be hardboiled, the most you can get out of boiling it is that it'll be a softboiled egg every time. But the taste is waaaaaaaaaaaaaaay better than good ol' chicken egg if i could say, the taste is hard to explain in english but i could say its a blend of having a cheese fondue-like consistency and the taste of a really good softboiled chicken yolk.

All in all, while i felt kinda bad for eating these, they taste pretty good but not enough to justify its price. There are alot of local rumors of it being a 'super-food', and people near the coast usually eat one when they can since its rumored to give you better sexual vigor. I don't know how true this is, but since theres barely any research on this, and i don't think i will. Also these things are 'halal'

Well? whats about those culinary escapades then?

This is not my image by the way

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Anonymous 10/19/17 (Thu) 00:21:09 No.12191

>>12189

Although I'd love to see more people read this and hear, or read, their stories I have to tell you, this board is completely dead. You'd do better when you post your thread on 4chan's /ck/

On another note, I never heard of people eating sea turtle eggs. I'd like to try them some time, but I don't think they sell them here where I live. And why did you feel bad for eating them? It's not like there was a turtle fetes in there, right?

The most exotic thing I've ever had was ostrich meat, and it wasn't that good tbh, way too chewy for my taste

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Anonymous 10/19/17 (Thu) 17:26:04 No.12192

>>12191

I think it's because they're endangered, here in the US they are worth more than a commoner.

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Anonymous 10/23/17 (Mon) 13:56:00 No.12225

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>>12191

There's still people here bogkike, and i post wherever i want to.

>And why did you feel bad for eating them?

Because they're an endangered species and i (usually) don't want to ruin their fragile life cycle, that goes to any food that comes from endangered animals really, and it kinda helps that the sea-turtles are cute, unlike sturgeons

>>12192

>US commoner

What defines a commoner in your country?

Also burger-san, what kind of exotic meat could you game over there?

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Anonymous 10/24/17 (Tue) 09:24:41 No.12231

>>12225

Anyone that isn't a millionaire, politician, celebrity, or doesn't possess a us-Israel dual citizenship.

As far as exotic we have turtle soup from soft shelled turtles, extremely illegal; we have alligator, typically you eat the tail, legal if you buy in restaurant or pay the extravagant fee to hunt them with 2 hands tied behind your back metaphorically; and other than that some old blacks eat raccoons and possums and will pay you for them round here but you better know who you're dealing with because some might call you a racist and take your bush meat while doing it.

PS. We also have deer.

Kinda hard to think of as exotic but it's normal to those that hunt.

Sorry that's a little long winded but hopefully answers your question Thailand man.

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Anonymous 10/24/17 (Tue) 09:27:17 No.12232

>>12231

Indonesia guy, sorry very early in US, 2-5AM which ever time zone you believe I'm in.

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Anonymous 06/29/19 (Sat) 12:53:41 No.16471

>>12232

Yeah it’s alright burger bro, i’m always here. After all, you are here forever as well

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Anonymous 06/29/19 (Sat) 13:25:29 No.16472

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>Bison meat (uncommon, used to be critically endangered)

>Rattle Snake

>Ostrich and Emulator meat

>Axis, Oryx, Antelope

>Bighorn Sheep in the mountains

>Seal meat (in the US at least)

>Giant Snapping Turtle (you could eat one if you really wanted, but it could also eat your arm.)

>Mountain Lion, Bobcat, and Lynx meat (again if you really wanted to eat one)

I hear seal meat is really good and I definitely want to eat one even though I find them to be cute animals.

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Anonymous 06/29/19 (Sat) 18:59:18 No.16473

>>16471

If you're OP, I tip my hat. We are indeed here forever.

>snake (tasted like chicken)

>elk (really good, like a steak with a hint of game)

>reindeer (too much game for me, didn't like it at all)

>whale (really good. like a steak with dense fish texture)

>kangaroo (tastes like beef, but was tough as fuck)

Recommend whale and elk if you get your hands on. Both can be aquired in Norge

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Exotic Food Varsel 07/07/19 (Sun) 07:04:09 No.16526

Groundhog. Tastes like THE best damn beef ever. Puts Kobe to shame. Neighbor made it into some kind of baked beef stew. Wonderful stuff!

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Anonymous 07/08/19 (Mon) 16:24:30 No.16535

>>16526

At first you were talking about Hogs but it turns out you were talking about rodents, seems interesting though, i’ll make sure to add it to the list of animals that i should eat.

>>16472

>Bison meat (uncommon, used to be critically endangered)

Is Bison related to Aurochs?

>Rattle Snake

I tastes snakes once they taste alot like chicken, but more tough

>Ostrich and Emulator meat

>Emulator

You meant Dolphin meat right? :^)

>Axis, Oryx, Antelope

>Bighorn Sheep in the mountain

Goats and Lambs tended to taste the same in my opinion. Haven’t touched deer though

>Seal meat (in the US at least)

Yeah thats definitely exotic

>Giant Snapping Turtle (you could eat one if you really wanted, but it could also eat your arm.)

The only folks that eats turtles here are the chinese, and by the way it tasted weird. How does the turtle there tasted like?

>Mountain Lion, Bobcat, and Lynx meat (again if you really wanted to eat one)

Wow must be really tough huh?

>>16473

>Recommend whale and elk if you get your hands on. Both can be aquired in Norge

While we don’t hunt whales to the certain extent as the Japs would, some of use still hunts them in certain parts of the province. I’m also very curious since i heard whale meat spoils really fast so i don’t get to see it in the capital at all. Elk is unfortunately out of the question however.

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Anonymous 07/08/19 (Mon) 18:10:47 No.16536

Here's what I've had.

>Kangaroo jerky

>Gator jerky and stir fried gator

>Hammerhead shark jerky

>Grilled octopus that I made into a takodon

>Bison burgers

>Elk and deer jerky

I love gun shows and the interesting jerky they have.

>>16526

I'll have to try that someday.

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Anonymous 07/09/19 (Tue) 10:08:08 No.16559

>>16535

>Aurochs

Seems like they are related to Spanish cattle and Aurochs a bit. But they look more like a MuskOx.

>Whale and Seal

It spoils very quickly and the fats turn rancid as well unless they are frozen. However, they are packed with energy. The frozen meat is always subpar.

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Anonymous 07/10/19 (Wed) 06:11:22 No.16564

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>>16472

You wouldn't eat me w-would you goy?

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Anonymous 07/10/19 (Wed) 11:41:06 No.16566

>>16564

SEAL SALO

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