No way!!I found a box of
CENTURY EGGS at the local
Filipino Food Store..
*happy grin*, and almost made David and Cindy
green at the gills to think of PRESERVED duck eggs ..
Seemingly innocuous styrofoam boxThe cover tells it like it is6 whole eggs!I haven't opened any of them to "savour" yet, but here's what they look like .. Today's dinner for my man with a weak stomach.. Pork Stroganoff and a Salad
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I've had goose eggs before, but that's as close as I've gotten to that. ;-)
Cool stuff.. Letti..! i haven't had one of those for ages.. coz' i know for sure.. Papa BoK wouldn't eat it.. hahah!! but i am pretty sure i can get them from Halifax.
Interesting read, especially the myth about the horse urine. I have never had a Century Egg and probably never will. The Pork Stroganoff and a Salad on the other hand...
Century eggs are great.
And does David expect any of us to believe that he hasn't been in a Texas honky-tonk or general store with pickled eggs on the counter?
I bet hubby is in hog-heaven with a wife that can make all kinds of extravagant meals......maybe that's why I'm still single...ya think?
Cuz you know what they say..."the way to a man's heart is through his stomach"....I always thought it was "under the covers" (slapping the hand)
But WAIT! I just cut myself down....cuz the thing is...I'M STILL SINGLE either way it goes.
Ohhhhhh snap!
Maybe I can find somebody that will love me for my scrapbooking....I mean,daaaaang...I AM GOOD AT "THAT"!
(giggle)
century eggs porridge or pei tan chuk, yummy :D
Has David introduced you to the Texas cuisine of Mountain Oysters yet? I'd take a Century Egg any day over those!
Hope you have a great weekend-Jeff
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