Koreans talk up dog meat virtues
 

http://www.theaustralian.news.com.au...5-1702,00.html




:huh:

As far as I'm aware, dog meat is better suited to winter dining as it has a warming effect on the body.

With regards to the taste, it's very similar to venison.:up:

Also, in older german culture, dog meat is used to cure Tuberculosis. Not many would admit to eating it, considering it was usually a neighbors dog that went into the pot.

If somebody was sick with TB, and your dog went missing, you knew why.:know:

I'm guessing it doesn't really work to cure TB.

Poor little pooches. :shifty:

From what the grandparents tell me, it works a treat.

Pate de poodle.

Chiuaua catchatorie.

Fido fricassee.

Apple fritters a la mutt.

Terrier teppanyaki.

And Yorkshire pudding will never be the same.

Yum. Yum. :shifty:

"Und AL schießt mal wieder den Vogel ab!" :lol: :lol: :lol:

P.S. German idiom. It means to score for the one trophy that is bigger than that of everyone else; ironic: surpassing everyone

Now South Korea has something in common with North Korea ...

They both like dog meat? :lol:

<sings> all we are sayyyyyiiinnnng, is give dog meat a chaaaaance........

:D

Its not dog but another meat. Looks like South America.
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Grab one for me too.

I don't see the problem. North Korea is an impoverished, poverty-stricken nation like few others. Even if you find it revolting to eat dog, you really can't tell them that this or that food is off-limits. I'd rather they keep themselves alive than try for Political Correctness, Premium Dog-lover Edition, revised 2/4 2007, copyright American Kennel Club (Linux version available).

As long as we eat foods deemed disgusting by others, we have no right to criticize upon others' food habits. Did you know that many cultures consider cheese to be revolting, seeing it's really spoiled milk? What about the Indians who deem cows to be sacred - should we respect them by stopping our eating of cattle and let them roam free in the streets?

@waste gate

Are they piglets ? :hmm:

:lol:

So Many Cats, so few receipes!

Who here said that? :hmm:

If by piglets you mean Guinea pig (cavia porcellus), yes I believe so.
Peruvians consume an estimated 65 million guinea pigs each year, and the animal is so entrenched in the culture that one famous painting of the Last Supper in the main cathedral in Cusco, Peru shows Christ and the twelve disciples dining on guinea pig.

Mmmmmmmmmmmmmm, yummy!:huh:

PS Don't you just love how alimentary canal[sic], the cooking method is?

Ya know, there are cats out there who eat humans raw!

So many humans; only one recipe:D .

I love dogs too, we should exchange recipes.

This is probably where the timeless dinner table saying "stop making a pig of yourself" came from then :lol:

As well as the saying "something is rotten in Iceland. :doh: