wintering in eastern yerp is quite grim. They have pddling pools full of rancid carp on every street corner which they eat on xmas day. Cos it's a bottom feeder it is filthy so they have to keep the live fish in the bath for a few days to cleanse it before clobbering it on xmas day. I imagine it is brought whole to the table accompanied by some sort of cabbage begore the (presumably unwashed for a week) family tucks in
Have you tried it yet.
I would scream if someone put that on the table.
I hve googled.
not for me thanks clive
i wouldnt eat carp even if well battered
wintering in eastern yerp is quite grim. They have pddling pools full of rancid carp on every street corner which they eat on xmas day. Cos it's a bottom feeder it is filthy so they have to keep the live fish in the bath for a few days to cleanse it before clobbering it on xmas day. I imagine it is brought whole to the table accompanied by some sort of cabbage begore the (presumably unwashed for a week) family tucks in
Wtf is wrong with people who would think something like this up
I knew carp were festive fare but I've never seen them stoating around
Blerg just be vegetarian, everyone
Fvcking Chinese and their torture foods man
I have always thought the French and the Chinese are very similar in their appetite for foods that involve the suffering of a living creature.
But this is horror film stuff. At least the ortolan gets tipsy then crunch crunch.
I guess the drive to prove it was fresh took things to frankly ridiculous lengths.
That has actually given me the chills
https://twitter.com/songpinganq/status/1625387648213712896?lang=en-GB
ugh. this then led me to Ikizukuri
Tromboner is my food hero for having eaten ortolan.
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