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My eGullet Foodblog: A Tropical Christmas in the Suburbs. Nothing really very thrilling for me. However, in terms of my personal scale of exoticism, I would have to say that my family's visit to my grandparents' house in Ireland, when I was twelve, rates very highly. They had a big house on acres and acres of land, all divided into garden plots, some of which were kitchen gardens.

I remember eating artichokes for the very first time in my life -- freshly picked, with mayonnaise my grandmother made herself. And potatoes -- potatoes with names.

Once, my grandfather dug some potatoes and buried them in a fire where he was burning some garden waste; we knocked the charcoal off them as soon as they were cool enough, and ate them right there -- amazing! I also had blood pudding for the first and last time there. Not that I didn't like it, but I didn't like it enough to ever again go in search of something with so unappetising a name.

I didn't chase him down and then roast him on a spit in the woods, or anything exotic like that just picked him off the menu. The Ghost in the Pantry: Culinary Travels through Four Generations on DailyLit. eG Foodblog--Prague: City of a Thousand Forks. I'm a canning clean freak because there's no sorry large enough to cover the, "Oops!

I gave you botulism" regrets. Crispy fried grasshoppers and beetles from a street vendor in Thailand. Intestine of unidentified animal also in Thailand, cooked up with a tasty sauce. Just kind of like slithery, firm pasta tubes. Also paddled in the river uprooting lotuses to make a fish and lotus stem soup that was delicious.

In Laos I was offered fried spiders , snakes and beetles. But I cannot tell a lie -- I didn't taste them. I just couldn't bring myself to do it. Broad, wholesome, charitable views of men and things cannot be acquired by vegetating in one little corner of the earth all one's lifetime.

Perhaps bull's testicles at Shaul, a Yemenite restaurant in Tel Aviv in or pig's intenstine soup at a Hakka restaurant in Seremban, Malaysia in The pig's intestines are really no big deal for Chinese people or Chinese restaurants, though.

And neither of those meals fostered unwanted relationships with the toilet bowl. That would be the cow's foot soup I had in Belize. It was beyond gelatinous actually in a phlegmatic category unlike any other food I've tasted.

The small bits of meat in it were good - a bit like oxtail - but the texture was just too weird. Even Marie Sharpe's hot sauce didn't help but I did finish the bowl and won't ever order it again. Tacos in Mexico that had veins and tendons protruding.

Well, after seeing it I didnt really have an appetite left. If pale beans bubble for you in a red earthenware pot , you can often decline the dinners of sumptuous hosts.

Forgot to mention the pigeon in some type of puff pastry that had a very cinnamony flavor at an Algerian restaurant in Paris. It was quite good. hmm i've eaten some pretty adventurous food at home too.. just part of growing up chinese that kind of stuff would include, snake, cow's tongue, duck tongue, intestines and other various organs needless to say, they're not my favorite and i don't partake of those as an adult.

while travelling in singapore and malaysia i had some pretty interesting food. in malaysia i went to a place in kajang sp?

that served satay skewers of different meats. not an adventure in itself but the adventure in it for me was the fact that you tell them the kind of meat you want, chicken, beef, etc, and they just bring u a plate of them without asking for the quantity you want.

you eat what you can and they count the skewers of what you ate and then serve the rest to other people!!!! and also we had venison which was stirfried was pretty good but overall preferred the stingray.

A neighbor taught me to make it several years agoand it's usually phyllo, lots of layers. Fairy Tea My Blog--Thanksgiving and Goodwill LAWN TEA. To me, Peanut butter and Jelly sandwich is very exotic when I first travel to North America. Chemically speaking, chocolate really is the world's perfect food.

The addition of cinnamon is regional. The pastry is traditional warka this also has several dfferent names phyllo or spring roll wrappers are adequate substitutes if those are all you can find in the States. I know what you mean! and i've had lots of ostrich steaks. anyone had those?

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The most exotic food you have eaten traveling? Share More sharing options Followers 0. Recommended Posts. Gifted Gourmet Posted May 6, Posted May 6, One of the best things about travelling is the opportunity to try exotic food that can kill you or, at the very least, foster intimate and unwanted relationships between you and your toilet bowl.

And if neither of those things happen you may end up experiencing the kind of sublime gastronomic experience that, for years after, has the mellow nostalgia of a once-passionate love affair.

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