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Meat Is The Champion Of Food! (pg. 7)
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| Abercrombie |
| quote: | Originally posted by VERTiG0
Chicken inside a duck inside a turkey.
All de-boned and entirely butterflied.
Soak the turkey in brine overnight.
Lay the turkey out.
Cover the butterflied turkey with the stuffing of your choice (cajun sausage stuffing, please).
Lay the duck down over that layer of stuffing.
Cover the butterflied duck with more stuffing.
Lay the chicken over that.
Cover chicken with stuffing.
Roll it up.
Roast it.
Enjoy the best thing in the universe. |
Yeah, I googled it before I responded... it was an opportunity for a joke that I could not resist...
I never had turducken, but can't wait to sink my teeth into it one day. Is it a Dutch thing? It F'ing looks amazing!
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| MarkT |
| quote: | Originally posted by rabbitjoker
The estrogenic properties of soy can wreak havoc on men's fertility and also cause "accelerated brain aging" (in men).
I avoid soy whenever possible. |
indeed...in certain relatively significant quantities though, I've read?
men who's primary protein source is soy should be careful...I imagine it's easy to have a significant soy intake if you drink soy milk, eat a lot of soy products, use soy protein supplements, etc.
| quote: | Originally posted by arek
soy sauce? |
not a significant amount of soy at all...I'd be more concerned about the silly sodium content in most soy sauces ;) |
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| VERTiG0 |
| quote: | Originally posted by Abercrombie
Is it a Dutch thing? It F'ing looks amazing!
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I believe it's actually a southern US thing. Deep south. Louisiana south. Dirty south. CAJUN CRAWDAD NOODLIN' SOUTH! |
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| ChemEnhanced |
| hmmm....we were born with teeth that were meant to tear meat.....meat is a natural part of the human diet. Not eating meat is going against nature. |
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| MarkT |
| quote: | Originally posted by ChemEnhanced
hmmm....we were born with teeth that were meant to tear meat.....meat is a natural part of the human diet. Not eating meat is going against nature. |
but is following nature always the best path? ;) |
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| musicsnob_NOT |
| quote: | Originally posted by MarkT
but is following nature always the best path? ;) |
someone could make an argument about homosexuality with that remark mister... :P
I have also seen you eat meat on a number of ocasions in the last year... you know you miss it enough that you will have one of those Keg size prime rib dinners before too long
I'm a member of PETA...People Eating Tasty Animals |
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| Jem_hadar |
| quote: | Originally posted by Pettiscool
mmmmmmmmmmm bacon
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Jem |
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| TheVrk |
| quote: | Originally posted by shanny
Frank speaks the truth.
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I'm still pissed i missed this day |
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| Moral Hazard |
| quote: | Originally posted by MarkT
but is following nature always the best path? ;) |
And once again TA proves there is in fact such a thing as a stupid question.
To answer your question I would recommend you look at all the havok we have caused by not following nature in the past. From simple things like lactose intollerance developing by our unnatural choice to continue consuming dairy products into adulthood (where no other animal does this) to epidemic drought and famine caused by deforestation or over cultivation of land, the near destruction of the aborigional people in the heart of Australia due to commercial farms and the introduction of foriegn animal species.... especially cats, and countless other examples, we can see the detrimental effects of in' with nature everywhere.
all that aside we all personally reap the benefits of screwing with nature everyday and probably aren't willing to give that up.... however, it still isn't the best idea we ever had. |
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| shanny |
This is such a slippery slope argument though...
You could argue that we never should have screwed with nature, and then we would still be in the hunting and gathering stage.
Humans have screwed with nature and it has enabled us to make tremendous advancements. Obviously there have been some mistakes, but its impossible to be perfect.
It's not rational to say we should never mess with nature. |
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| AwakenedAddict |
Meat-lovin is in my pedigree, my grandfather was a butcher :D
I currently live in the building that used to house his butcher-shop. My basement is littered with meat-cutting equipment (knives, scales, cutting blocks, meat scales, etc.). It's a little creepy because most of the equipment has rusted and there is a thick layer of dust mixed with blood covering the room. Maybe I'll post some pictars when I get home (to the house haunted by the souls of a thousand cows!). |
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