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 box
The cover tells it like it is
6 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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