hammerntongues
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with brioche soldiers and a glass of Yqiem , it overides my concsience every time but then so do most things I enjoy
hammerntongues said:with brioche soldiers and a glass of Yqiem , it overides my concsience every time but then so do most things I enjoy
What does it taste of? I've always imagined it'd be like beef - only stronger tasting.Bazza said:(Never (knowingly) tried horsemeat until recently either - yum!)
DRINK? said:IN France on the weekend and apart from other delights as horse, snails, gizzards this featured prominently on all menus....so would you? have you?![]()
ATOMIC SUPLEX said:I have had quite a bit in the past but am now worried about the ethics.
I actualy prefer the pate you get for about 2 quid in the french supermarkets.
Snails are the best. I have some in the cupboard that I will be tucking into on Wednesday.

DRINK? said:Snails are ok though just overpowering garlic in my experience....![]()
guinnessdrinker said:it might be mass produced fois gras for a start. when I say not everyone eats it, it's not because of ethical reasonbut because plenty of people have to survive on plain pasta, rice, cheaper cuts of meat, etc. I mean there is champagne in my local offy, but no many people drink it. fois gras is a luxury. personally, I'll eat it if it is offered but I have no compulsion to buy it.
on every menu? what's your budget....?

Calva dosser said:Plenty in the supermarket though, so someone's eating it.
poster342002 said:What does it taste of? I've always imagined it'd be like beef - only stronger tasting.
ATOMIC SUPLEX said:I said I hate it.
Oh boy oh boy do I hate it.
BlackSpecs said:what is "french bread" in your opinion ? they have so many over here![]()
Surely better than that Hovis-shite ................
Is it generally eaten "rare" or "well done"? Or is it cured like Brasaola?guinnessdrinker said:it does. it's a darker meat. I've only had it once, though. it used to be a working man's meat. look for a boucherie chevaline, if you can find one.
Calva dosser said:Well, I'd grant you that some of the Pain Complet and artisanale is good, if pricey, but for when you want a quick sarny that doesn't scatter it's ingredients over the vinyard-
A baguette is more a statement of Frenchness than anything. No-one could possibly eat what they buy. Everyday, inspite of saying no thanks, I am dished up a 30cm bowl of sliced baguette(s) with lunch, I eat one slice, and the remaining 15 or so go I know not where.
I am going to look out a bread and butter pudding recette.
poster342002 said:Is it generally eaten "rare" or "well done"? Or is it cured like Brasaola?
. it's just a steak so try it like you like your steak, perhaps.guinnessdrinker said:"french bread" is often used to mean baguette. these have to be baked in Paris and eaten fresh the same day. you can't get the stuff over here. mr suplex will have to jump on the eurostar for a proper loaf.
BlackSpecs said:![]()
it's funny you know .... i'll be off in half an hour to buy my " flute" ! there is nothing nicer than eating the top bit on your way home it still being warm!!!! i always thought its a clichée but there you go !
I see.guinnessdrinker said:cured like brasaola. it's just a steak so try it like you like your steak, perhaps.
BlackSpecs said:what is "french bread" in your opinion ? they have so many over here![]()
Surely better than that Hovis-shite ................
Yes have done, would do, love it! (sorry if this offends anyone)DRINK? said:IN France on the weekend and apart from other delights as horse, snails, gizzards this featured prominently on all menus....so would you? have you?![]()
