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To: Calpernia

I was under the impression that predators and scavengers taste terrible.


3 posted on 11/28/2004 5:41:56 PM PST by mlmr (Rubbing it in Leftist faces since 1994)
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To: mlmr; humblegunner; Eaker

They do, and can.
But the irony of it is amusing.

But I do hear tell that bear can be greatly improved in flavor.

Eaker, Humble, predators and scavengers , don't they usually taste terrible?
I seem to recall something about that, but will defer to yourknowledge.

Seems some village got vengeance on a lion that ate their livestock.


6 posted on 11/28/2004 5:45:38 PM PST by Darksheare (I have friends, and I have co-conspirators.)
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To: mlmr
I was under the impression that predators and scavengers taste terrible.

They may, but it beats eating termites and weeds.!!

Seriously, crabs and lobsters are scavangers, of rotten fallen to the bottom of the ocean stuff, and they taste fine to most people.

Most game tastes "gamey" because of the sharp flavored herbs and grasses they munch on, or they are simply too old and tough. A little extra longer in the marinade, more slow cooking with a sealed lid to retain juices, and the flavor improves tremendously. (I'm getting hungry, think I'll go prepare the elk roast my neighbor layed on me.)

43 posted on 11/28/2004 6:49:57 PM PST by going hot (Happiness is a momma deuce)
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To: mlmr
I was under the impression that predators and scavengers taste terrible.

Carl Ican and George Soros would taste terrible, however the king of beast is a bit gamey tasting although you could stomach it.

53 posted on 11/28/2004 10:08:17 PM PST by Major_Risktaker
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