In the past I had a few foods that I was not able to blog
about so I thought why not now. Some of
these may seem very strange and gross to many of you but I always wanted to try
them and living in the area that I do they are not offered in any of the restaurants’. So the best way to have them is to make them
myself. So I set out and made them.
The first is cow tongue (pictures 1 and 2). I cooked this in a slow cooker with onions
for about 6 hours. After cooking I
skinned, sliced it and then served it (to only myself much to my dismay) 3
different ways. BBQ, plane with horse
radish and one with just mayo. It tasted
much like roast beef with a more greasy flavor.
Second is Rocky
Mt. oysters aka bull
balls. (Pictures 3-5). I got these fresh
from a local farm thanks a church member. Thanks Nick. Not knowing how to fix these I looked them up
on the internet and went to work. I
started by skinning them. After skinning
I was left with just the inner tissue which was very soft almost like
brains. I sliced them in thin strips,
soaked them in some milk and a beaten egg. I found out later that they slice
better if they are frozen and then cut. From there I put them in a bag of bread
crumbs, salt and pepper. I had the pan
heating on the oven with some olive oil and dropped them in till they were
brown. They tasted great with the
texture of fried oysters.
The third is Twice baked potatoes with crab meat (Picture
6). I baked the potatoes first till they
were done. Taking them out and letting
the cool just a little I sliced and gutted them of the meat and left the skin
intact. I mixed in crab claw meat some
cheddar cheese and old bay. I then restuffed the shells and toped them
with more cheddar cheese and old bay, placed them back in the oven at 350 till
the tops were brown and the cheese was melted. There are a few other dishes that I will hold off till later but for now these will do. I hope you all enjoy the dishes and will if given a chance try to either cook or order one of these dishes. I told Ellen my goal is to have this blog get around in the net community and maybe some day I will be known for it. To be able to drop my name and get to go back and see how the meals are made before I eat them. I know this is just a dream but we all have them don’t we? So If you are reading this and enjoy it pass it along for others that I can not reach. God bless you all, thank you and happy eating.
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Cow tongue cooking |
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Tongue 3 different ways |
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Bull Balls |
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Bull ball skinned |
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Bull ball fried |
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Twice baked crab Potatoes |
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