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Hoping not to come off sounding 'tasteless,' I too "go for red meat," but my culinary and sartorial experiences include critters of the equine persuasion. Growing up in the country, I also love most animals and have owned and raised chickens, rabbits, dogs, horses, a calf and a pig, etc, through various phases of my life!I do go for red meat, though will not go for horse, because of my love of horses.
Nice looking shoes though a bit busy for my tastes.
Good old Oxblood. What a perfect and versatile shade!I do go for red meat, though will not go for horse, because of my love of horses.
Nice looking shoes though a bit busy for my tastes.
Equine!?!?Hoping not to come off sounding 'tasteless,' I too "go for red meat," but my culinary and sartorial experiences include critters of the equine persuasion. Growing up in the country, I also love most animals and have owned and raised chickens, rabbits, dogs, horses, a calf and a pig, etc, through various phases of my life!![]()
Straight out of Tokyo!Don't make me wait any longer Flanderian. I give up, who made these?
I've been involved in the shooting sports since I was a small boy,.....Horse roast is phenomenal.
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I don't doubt you, but I hope never to find out.Horse roast is phenomenal.
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Nothing at all wrong with horse meat. It's quite tasty. In France, we had filet chevalin, which is basically horse meat cold cuts that were served on a baguette.
LOL. France is where I experienced horse meat, but if you find yourself travelling to South Korea, one can add dog and cat to their list of gastronomical experiences...all in the interest of cultural expansion of course.I don't doubt you, but I hope never to find out.Cultural conditioning, and all.
I must say, moments after eating it there was some serious soul searching. I made amends, hoping for a second helping.I don't doubt you, but I hope never to find out.Cultural conditioning, and all.
LOL. France is where I experienced horse meat, but if you find yourself travelling to South Korea, one can add dog and cat to their list of gastronomical experiences...all in the interest of cultural expansion of course.![]()
LOL. France is where I experienced horse meat, but if you find yourself travelling to South Korea, one can add dog and cat to their list of gastronomical experiences...all in the interest of cultural expansion of course.![]()
If I were to open a restaurant, it’d serve horse. The main horse dish would be called Seabiscuits’n’gravy
I had a horse burger last night - I think I have the trots.