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1 hour ago, Wallaby Jack, SASS #44062 said:

 

 ..... 'Tis a wise thing to NEVER name an animal that you intent to eat .............. unless you name it "Dinner"  ;)

Christmas and Thanksgiving are suitable names. 

 

Know a guy that named 2 turkeys like that one time.

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5 hours ago, Rye Miles #13621 said:

My niece is a vegetarian and she’d get aggravated at me because I would say ,”pass the pig, cow etc :D Mission accomplished!!:P

Tell'er that you love vegetarians.  Some of your favorite things to eat are vegetarians, after all.

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14 minutes ago, Smuteye John SASS#24774 said:

Christmas and Thanksgiving are suitable names. 

 

Know a guy that named 2 turkeys like that one time.

 

 

 ...... actually, for a pig I prefer "Breakfast"

 

^_^

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50 minutes ago, Wallaby Jack, SASS #44062 said:

 

 

 ...... actually, for a pig I prefer "Breakfast"

 

^_^

Breakfast, lunch, dinner, snack,.... it's all good, all the time as far as I'm concerned.

 

In my family, we do hams for Thanksgiving and Christmas anyhow.  Nobody is real fond of turkey.  We cook them low and slow on the grill.  200 degrees, give it a quarter or so of a turn every 45 minutes until it's pulled away from the bone about an inch.

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Well, in addition to the usual things that most people growing up in the US have had:

 

Elk

Deer

Squirrel

Pheasant

Chukar

Rabbit

Alligator

Snails (Escargot)

Camel (also camel milk)

Rattlesnake

 

I'm sure I'm forgetting a thing or two

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13 hours ago, Loophole LaRue, SASS #51438 said:

Eel....I'm not a big fish eater, but smoked eel is delicious.

 

LL

We used to have that every Christmas Eve. Italian/Catholic tradition is 7 different fishes on Christmas Eve. 
 

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34 minutes ago, Rye Miles #13621 said:

We used to have that every Christmas Eve. Italian/Catholic tradition is 7 different fishes on Christmas Eve. 
 

My first helping was at my wedding reception, as was my first taste of beef tongue.  My wife is Latvian, and folks from the Baltics eat just about everything that can be caught in the sea.  Many of our friends have smokehouses in their back yards, for eel, bluefish, fluke, cod, etc.  Old refrigerators, of the pre-plastic vintage, are prized among old Latvians; they make great smokers, racks and all.

 

LL

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