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  1. 11-18-2005 09:56 PM #1
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    Smile Unusual food

    Okay, this is a sidetrack from the 'sammich' thread - What are some of the most 'unusual' foods that you have a 'hankerin' for from time to time?
    I'll start with fried Kiszka (Polish blood sausage) with scrambled eggs and toast for breakfast. I live in west Michigan and we have at least 3 authentic meat markets in our neighborhood. They offer many sausage and meat recipes that have been handed down over the past 100 + years. I really feel blessed that these businesses still exist. But what would be fun is to hear from others what type of 'unusual' foods they enjoy, and/or crave ever so often.........
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    Kimchi and Rice, Rice with Seaweed -- most excellent.
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  3. 11-18-2005 11:39 PM #3
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    Sushi--Flying Fish roe & raw Quail egg!
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    food on campus.
    don't even get me started. ;)
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    'polkapops' sounds like a funny, fizzy candy? does that count?

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    back on track....most definately boiled pig ears. don't knock it till you've tried it! and if you still don't like it after then, who cares! i can't get enough of the stuff. i dig on swine!

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    Quote Originally Posted by petrym
    Kimchi and Rice, Rice with Seaweed -- most excellent.
    mmmm....kim chee!!!

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    Does anchovies on saltine crackers count? My Dad started me on that one.
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    What's unusual though - I love moose, caribou, and deep fried pork rinds but I don't think they are unusual... does that count? Ever had real, home made Suet Pudding (yes, the stuff you put out for birds in winter) - one of the richest, best tasting hot deserts you will ever have!! mmmmmmmmm.....
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    Quote Originally Posted by MrBuhl
    Ever had real, home made Suet Pudding (yes, the stuff you put out for birds in winter) - one of the richest, best tasting hot deserts you will ever have!! mmmmmmmmm.....
    Aww man, that stuff's for the birds! :p
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    Quote Originally Posted by audiobliss
    Aww man, that stuff's for the birds! :p
    LOL LOL :D
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    kim chee is Nummy. Yes I spent 12 months in South Korea

    anchovies on saltine is awesome and my Dad got me hooked also.

    My favorite family dish is fried Italian sausage, peppers, onions, garlic and northern beans hit with mucho parmisian cheese.

    But when I'm drinking I always crave ASS of Skunk

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    Quote Originally Posted by HBombToo
    But when I'm drinking I always crave ASS of Skunk
    At least they all seem to look like that the next morning

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    Quote Originally Posted by schwarcw
    At least they all seem to look like that the next morning

    Where's my shoes!!!!!

    and thank "GOD" I'm married... :D or, I guess until she figures out that I'm the smelly one.

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