1,000th post contest, Hey Grandpa, whats for supper?!

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I've eaten termites in the woods before, I know I can do it if starving. I'm out, You folks can have my share of whatever nastyness is on the menu.
 
Murphnuge said:
Have at it man! We won't know what's good enough until everyone has posted. It's all relative, right? Post as many times as you like, but there's only gonna be one winner.
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Heh... Can feel mah arteries clogging already... Possibly in... I dunno :D
 
Just hit the local chinese market for something I tried when I was back there a few months ago. Gonna make this a competition :D
 
Found a dead snake yesterday on the Boyscout campout. Thought about it for a bit but wasnt sure how long it had been dead lol......
 
Y'know, I was going to do a writeup for this, but I got to thinking that perhaps the photos are all that's needed.
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Bon apetite :D
 
Good on you Bro!

from "Ask Yahoo"
Preserved duck eggs are a traditional Chinese delicacy, and although known as "1000-year-old eggs" they are rarely more than 100 days old. According to radio-show host Chef Meng, it's a common dish, sometimes known as pidan, that is made by coating duck or chicken eggs in a clay-like plaster of red earth, garden lime, salt, wood ash, and tea. To prevent the eggs from sticking, and for an attractive presentation, the chef advises layering and wrapping individual eggs in rice husks and packing them into an airtight container.

The preserved duck egg recipe provided by RecipeSource (formerly known as SOAR: The Searchable Online Archive of Recipes) advises you to "bury" the eggs in a large crock that's been layered and lined with garden soil, and then store in a cool dry place for 3-4 months. Ingredients include a blend of equal parts of ash from charcoal, pine wood, and fireplace, along with salt and strong black tea. Chef Meng frankly dispels the misconception that horse urine is used to aid the fermentation process.
 
I don't even want to win, I just want to see an epic giant thread of people chowing down on the most disgusting stuff imaginable! But until then, who's your daddy? :D
 
I will add, Arkanian is allowed to complete. His normal diet is sometimes seen as weird, but in no way is he a ringer or have any kind of an advantage.
 
OK after BRL and his pickled outside/ baby puke inside Chinese eggs, there ain't no coming back from that. Well played I'm going to go throw up now....
 
come on you complete wimps.

and don't let my threat to counter any attempt to beat the fermented eggs with a sea cucumber scare you off...
 
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