What I find disturbing about that animal crusher video is why are they crushing them all into the same thing... is that just to get rid of the animals, or cutting it all up for some food source... I only watched about a minutes worth so if they said at the end, bla.
Chicken Vindaloo
You sir, have made me hungry... I LOVEEEEE Vindaloo.
Originally posted by jaden101
YouTube videoYummy meat.
jaden... why... ? 🙁
Originally posted by MildPossessionIt's from a rendering plant. It's where animals that have died for whatever reason get turned into useful stuff.
What I find disturbing about that animal crusher video is why are they crushing them all into the same thing... is that just to get rid of the animals, or cutting it all up for some food source... I only watched about a minutes worth so if they said at the end, bla.
Lard, tallow, pet food, lubricants, soap etc.
Originally posted by Ms.Marvel
jaden... why... ? 🙁
Would you prefer the funny version of the video?
Call my reason for posting it....Educational.
Originally posted by Red Nemesis
OH MY GOD OH MY GOD THATS SO GROSS WTF OMG THERE IS FOUR FVCKING MINUTES OF THIS OMG OH MY GOD MAKE IT STOP
Originally posted by jaden101
YouTube videoYummy meat.
Oh god, I used to work at a place where they did that. It was awful when they'd throw them in there partly alive.
Originally posted by jaden101
Would you prefer the funny version of the video?Call my reason for posting it....Educational.
OH GOD, THAT TRACTOR IS DRIVING BACKWARDS!!
not really a recipe, but this helped me out in college like no other. since most of the students have access to a microwave, but no oven, try the following if you love ramen [which was my food staple]
- empty noodles into a microwave-safe bowl.
- add tap water so it fills 1/2 bowl.
- add pouch of flavor.
- take spoon or fork and stir in flavor, flip noodles so both sides have touched the flavored water.
-put in microwave for two minutes.
- open microwave, stir, flip noodles over [they should still be mostly in the square]
- run microwave for two more minutes.
- use oven mitt [or at least paper towels] to transport ramen to table.
- enjoy!
not really a recipe, but this helped me out in college like no other. since most of the students have access to a microwave, but no oven, try the following if you love ramen [which was my food staple
Oh I love instant noodles, I adore the ones I get from Chinatown, it's the only place here where I can get the Cup Noodles(especially Spicy Seafood). For ones from the supermarket I shove my Maggi Chilli sauce in, Tabasco and various other lovely yummy things.
Mama Pork flavour, and Koka Chicken flavour are gorgeous too.
*drools*
I haven't got any at the moment... 🙁
Snails
[I]ingredients
cornflakes
snails
Fresh chopped garlic
hot butta
lemon juice
salt
cayene pepper
water
prepaid health insurance[/I]
Traditional Russian Recipe
Preparation
-Wake up, Find a snail. Put it in your mouth and chew on it.
For French Cooking
Preparation
check to see if you live near a hospital.
-Buy 1 1/2 pounds of live snails from a petshop and put them on a diet of cornflakes for six weeks
-Heat hot butta in a pan till it sizzles
-stir in the crushed garlic
-wash the snails with lemon juice and rinse with boiling water.
-sprinke with salt.
-add the snails to the garlic and butter
-sprinkle with pepper and fry till it smells good.
serve hot with boiled rice and nachos