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Horscowgoadocabirwormspifly
Inspired by turducken, Baccawallllaccccawwwwwa ([viola]'s thing, however you spell it) and The Old Woman Who Swallowed A Fly | |
This dish is a little like turducken. (background: Turducken is a chicken stuffed inside a duck stuffed inside a turkey; some people eat this triple-animal feast for Thanksgiving dinner.)
A horscowgoadocabirwormspifly (pronounced HORSE ca go DOCK a bur WORM spih fly) is similar, but it's a fly wrapped
in a spider wrapped in a worm wrapped in a bird wrapped in a cat . . . wrapped in everything else the Old Woman Who Swallowed A Fly also ate. (Dog, goat, cow, and horse, to finish it off)
All this stuff is perfectly edible, not always by our particular culture, but definitely *somewhere* in the world. Squeamish people may want to substitute spaghetti for the worm and licorice flavored candies for the spider & fly, but purists will undoubtedly object.
"The Old Woman Who Swallowed A Fly"
http://www.the-old-sea-dog.net/kk1.html
[phundug, May 02 2005]
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She died. Probably from something the fly was carrying. If she didn’t eat the fly, it might be safe to eat the old woman as well. |
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I'm not sure how comfortable I would be eating a meal that had killed the only other person to eat it. |
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My in-laws have a recipe for stuffed camel: |
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40 kilos tomatoes, stuffed into
20 chickens, stuffed into
4 lambs, stuffed into
1 camel, roasted for one day and fed to 150 people. |
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I personally feel like I have been reeled in, "hook, line and sinker". Hence, I won't grant it an answer, a bun, a bone, or even a heave. |
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It's that darn name thing again, isn't it? Must go bun [viola] - it might be stupid but it's very true. |
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-How do you pronounce it?
-Like it's spelled. |
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I thought hippo did the ultimate long title idea, a while back, or was it bubba ?
But lately, it seems, I am remembering many ideas, or sorts of ideas, resurfacing, re-named, and re...ergh, gergatated. (Can I get by with that word?) |
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Where did the worm come from? Thers no worm in the version I heard. |
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I would think that would be really
disgusting, but wow. I definitely would
never have come up with something like
that. Hats off to you phundug! |
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You're right, where the heck did I get "worm" from? I guess it's because it had rained in the park recently and the robins were slurping up exposed worms by the hundreds this morning. But a worm eating a spider? Guess I need a new biology lesson. |
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Are we so mindless that all it takes to draw us in is a confusing title? |
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//Are we so mindless that all it takes to draw us in is a confusing title// Apparently, yes. |
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I think this dish can be compounded further still.
ahem.....
"Whalelephantiger sheepandanteater dogorillama-
catfish-frog-fly."
(I am assuming we have here a very small gorilla
and
a very large dog.) |
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