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Kangaroo.
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Tried some Kangaroo over the weekend. Very lean meat, but extremely tender. Had an interesting taste. Would eat it again if I could get it from somewhere besides a restaurant. Anyone else tried it?


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Re: Kangaroo. [Re: drunkenlawngnome]
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Nope, although it sounds delicious. im not sure if i could handle eating one though. ever tried octopus? i tried it two weeks ago and i loved it!


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Re: Kangaroo. [Re: Bambi]
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Bambi said:
Nope, although it sounds delicious. im not sure if i could handle eating one though. ever tried octopus? i tried it two weeks ago and i loved it!


Bambi said:
Nope, although it sounds delicious. im not sure if i could handle eating one though. ever tried octopus? i tried it two weeks ago and i loved it!



I'm not a fan of anything from the sea. However my gf thinks i would like crab/lobster/shrip. So next trip out for dinner I'm going to look for a nice dish.

For me though, if its a mammal, or a bird. I'm willing to eat it, at least once. There is so much great food out there to try.


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Re: Kangaroo. [Re: drunkenlawngnome]
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I also had quail and wild boar recently, wild boar sucked. maybe it was just the way it was cooked, but it was just tough pork really. not my favorite. the quail was delicious though. like super tender, but fatty, dark chicken meat. yummm

Lobster, shrimp, and crab are all good and if you like them you should try octopus or maybe squid. squid isnt as good, but its easier to find in restaurants. I would definitely try shrimp first. they are a good starting place.


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Re: Kangaroo. [Re: drunkenlawngnome]
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mate are u australian? we can get it in the supermarkets for pretty cheap, if you cook it at home it doesent need to be cooked much, it has to be rare otherwise it will be incredibly tough and shit

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Re: Kangaroo. [Re: drunkenlawngnome]
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drunkenlawngnome said:
Tried some Kangaroo over the weekend. Very lean meat, but extremely tender. Had an interesting taste. Would eat it again if I could get it from somewhere besides a restaurant. Anyone else tried it?



no i havent, but you just made me want to try it.


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:bobmarley: Shroomism said:
biting into a juicy delicious piece of fruit while tripping balls is probably up there in my greatest life experiences.:lsdabc:


HappyTrippin said:
I usually combat those kinds of negative statuses with a status of my own.

Let us rise up and be thankful, for if we didn't learn a lot today, at least we learned a little, and if we didn't learn a little, at least we didn't get sick, and if we got sick, at least we didn't die; so, let us all be thankful. - Buddha

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Re: Kangaroo. [Re: lucas_southoz]
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lucas_southoz said:
mate are u australian? we can get it in the supermarkets for pretty cheap, if you cook it at home it doesent need to be cooked much, it has to be rare otherwise it will be incredibly tough and shit



Nah, I'm Canadian. So it has a long trip before it gets to me. I actually just looked online and found a butcher who has it local to me. Not sure what the pricing would be though.

It's nice it's 100% free of antibiotics and the like.

http://www.blackangusmeat.com/

They have a fewother interesting options too. Wouldnt mind trying Kobe beef.


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Re: Kangaroo. [Re: drunkenlawngnome]
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Roo is also very lean so it is good for you. It can be bought fairly cheaply in OZ.

I have shot a few Roos on properties, they often over breed and need to be culled.


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Re: Kangaroo. [Re: Bambi]
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Bambi said:
I also had quail and wild boar recently, wild boar sucked. maybe it was just the way it was cooked, but it was just tough pork really. not my favorite. the quail was delicious though. like super tender, but fatty, dark chicken meat. yummm

Lobster, shrimp, and crab are all good and if you like them you should try octopus or maybe squid. squid isnt as good, but its easier to find in restaurants. I would definitely try shrimp first. they are a good starting place.


All of this is good and so is kangaroo tenderloin. I've also had alligator and bison. Pheasant is awesome but duck, if anyone has not had it, tastes like pork IMO. It's really good.

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Re: Kangaroo. [Re: ModularMind]
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ModularMind said:
Bambi said:
I also had quail and wild boar recently, wild boar sucked. maybe it was just the way it was cooked, but it was just tough pork really. not my favorite. the quail was delicious though. like super tender, but fatty, dark chicken meat. yummm

Lobster, shrimp, and crab are all good and if you like them you should try octopus or maybe squid. squid isnt as good, but its easier to find in restaurants. I would definitely try shrimp first. they are a good starting place.


All of this is good and so is kangaroo tenderloin. I've also had alligator and bison. Pheasant is awesome but duck, if anyone has not had it, tastes like pork IMO. It's really good.


I love peking duck, traditional style where there bring the whole duck to your table and carve it in front of you. Or in thai red curry.


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Re: Kangaroo. [Re: drunkenlawngnome]
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I cleaned ducks and pheasants at a hunting club some time ago.

A pheasant has a big breast. Duck breast are smaller but it's thier fat that makes them awesome.

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Re: Kangaroo. [Re: drunkenlawngnome]
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Don't ever feel bad about eating kangaroo. They're quite overpopulated in some parts of Australia and they breed like rabbits. Plus, unlike beef or any other consumer meat, kangaroo is a game meat. They are shot in their natural habitat and killed humanely. Them 'roos had a good life they did. I actually refuse to eat any meat besides kangaroo. I was going to become a full fledged vegan, but hey, if the roo's are going to be culled for over population whether anyone eats them or not, I think it would be an injustice not to!

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Re: Kangaroo. [Re: drunkenlawngnome]
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i had some fried alligator tail last night at a restaurant and some crocodile jerky a couple of days ago. the gator is a little chewy. the croc doesnt have a distinct taste

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Re: Kangaroo. [Re: drunkenlawngnome]
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drunkenlawngnome said:
ModularMind said:
Bambi said:
I also had quail and wild boar recently, wild boar sucked. maybe it was just the way it was cooked, but it was just tough pork really. not my favorite. the quail was delicious though. like super tender, but fatty, dark chicken meat. yummm

Lobster, shrimp, and crab are all good and if you like them you should try octopus or maybe squid. squid isnt as good, but its easier to find in restaurants. I would definitely try shrimp first. they are a good starting place.


All of this is good and so is kangaroo tenderloin. I've also had alligator and bison. Pheasant is awesome but duck, if anyone has not had it, tastes like pork IMO. It's really good.


I love peking duck, traditional style where there bring the whole duck to your table and carve it in front of you. Or in thai red curry.


I wouldnt say that it tastes like pork... but i do love me some duck. I would love to try it at a place where they carve it at your table


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Re: Kangaroo. [Re: deXtrous]
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I know a ton of deer are culled by the parks and wildlife people around me. It's nice to know some of them.

Edited by ModularMind (07/28/10 02:24 AM)

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Re: Kangaroo. [Re: ModularMind]
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I think this weekend I will go down to that shop I mentioned and take a look around. If I can get something decently priced I'll make sure to report back. I'm already planning on getting getting some of this Truffle Pecorino cheese and a bunch of others to sample. Don't want to spend too much.

Ha, I was telling my girlfriend the other day the reason I have to goto college is because of the pricey food I like to try. Makes me want to get back into the food industry.

Any of you guys big into cheeses?


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Re: Kangaroo. [Re: deXtrous]
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deXtrous said:
Don't ever feel bad about eating kangaroo. They're quite overpopulated in some parts of Australia and they breed like rabbits.


i heard that if you touch baby rabbits they end up dieing one way or another, have you ever tried it with kangaroo babes?


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