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Old 23-09.-2006, 04:50 AM   #91
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pasta, pizza and rice noodles?

nah, what about some boiled sheep guts, brain parts and eyeballs all serves up in a pigs bowel.

Haggis is the only food for me.

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Old 23-09.-2006, 08:05 AM   #92
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Anything that isa) shrimped, (b)deepfried, (c) sauced. For instance: Saysuan Prawns. The best!!!!!
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Old 25-09.-2006, 09:11 AM   #93
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pasta, pizza and rice noodles?

nah, what about some boiled sheep guts, brain parts and eyeballs all serves up in a pigs bowel.

Haggis is the only food for me.


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Ecologically sustainable......Waste not, want not!!!

Some how I feel the maggots are being deprived.

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Old 25-09.-2006, 09:12 AM   #94
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Anything that isa) shrimped, (b)deepfried, (c) sauced. For instance: Saysuan Prawns. The best!!!!!


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Not too bad at all.

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Old 25-09.-2006, 09:13 PM   #95
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heh, you think i am joking, dont you...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haggis
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Old 26-09.-2006, 04:30 AM   #96
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Not too bad at all.

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U been watching too much of teh hot super sexy girls. This food is the bombs DUDE. Shrimp + [almost anything] = teh bestz. or maybe you just havn't tasted all this stuff yet
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Old 26-09.-2006, 09:16 AM   #97
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heh, you think i am joking, dont you...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haggis


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I certainly don't. Offal is awful!!! I just don't understand how a Piper makes it better.

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I certainly don't. Offal is awful!!! ....
I had some black and some white pudding once while in Ireland, boy that was tasty. I've eaten stewed offal quite a few times, I could still tell what the bits were none of the ground up stuff.

I heard there was a nice Rat resturant in China..yum.. haha.. farmed Dog is also on many menus there...but I not game to try. I'd be more disturbed if someone ate my pet chickens.
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I had some black and some white pudding once while in Ireland, boy that was tasty. I've eaten stewed offal quite a few times, I could still tell what the bits were none of the ground up stuff.

I heard there was a nice Rat resturant in China..yum.. haha.. farmed Dog is also on many menus there...but I not game to try. I'd be more disturbed if someone ate my pet chickens.


Rock,

I saw both dog and rat in the markets in Hanoi, but like you I didn't go for it.

When I was in China on one occasion I had to eat Scorpian, as I would have offended my hosts if I didn't, since it is considered a delicacy and only provided as an honour; I found it to be quite a nutty taste, but fortunately, it was rationed out and I wasn't offered a second round of it.

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I saw both dog and rat in the markets in Hanoi, but like you I didn't go for it.

When I was in China on one occasion I had to eat Scorpian, as I would have offended my hosts if I didn't, since it is considered a delicacy and only provided as an honour; I found it to be quite a nutty taste, but fortunately, it was rationed out and I wasn't offered a second round of it.

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Hey guys, what about food that boost your energy level before/after ride?

I would say pasta and potatoes give me the real energy booster before ride and of course energy drinks for recovery after ride. What say you??
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Hey guys, what about food that boost your energy level before/after ride?

I would say pasta and potatoes give me the real energy booster before ride and of course energy drinks for recovery after ride. What say you??
Pasta and rice with anything the night before or 3 hours before a ride is good. Energy drinks during ride. and a big fat juicey recovery steak with all the trimmings afterwards after a long ride !!!
The exotic delicacies are optional.
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Ah, I miss Thailand and Thai food...

Having said that, obviously my favorite meal would be Italian...

Appetizer: Antipasto misto all'Italiana (mixed antipasto - vegetables, different types of salami, prosciutto, foccacia, etc).

First course: Spaghetti alla Gricia (Matriciana without tomato sauce, traditional Roman dish)

Second course: Saltimbocca alla Romana (veal, made in a white wine sauce with small pieces of prosciutto cooked on top)

Vegetable side dish: Broccoletti ripassati (Roman broccoli - smaller and more bitter than other types, made in a saucepan with butter and chili)

A good red wine, of course, preferably a Southern one... Nero d'Avola or a Primitivo.

Of course, a small, light and airy tiramisu' for desert.

Hhhhmmmm, this is a usual Sunday lunch for me. Then I wonder why I cannot climb with the best of 'em...
Hey Pete, how many K's do you need to ride to burn that lot off ?

BTW Italian foood quite popular in Sydney - large italian community here.
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Hey Pete, how many K's do you need to ride to burn that lot off ?

BTW Italian foood quite popular in Sydney - large italian community here.



Well that takes some topping!

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we do have some of the best from all cuisines in Sydney Also some good Spanish also a huge selection of Asian.
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we do have some of the best from all cuisines in Sydney Also some good Spanish also a huge selection of Asian.


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We are very lucky. In some respects we have better food than the originals, largely because of the quality of the ingredients.

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