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No. Pufferfish's don't deserve to be eaten.
It's unethical. |
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In order to avoid confusion with barracuda-fugu-tuna, I think this should be called barrafunha. |
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(Sp: piranha or pirana, in spite of Wikipedia's benevolent redirect.) |
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[I agree that this is neither only a pun nor a recipe, and am ignoring the MFDs to that effect. Please don't gratuitously tag ideas. Thanks!] |
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[jutta] thanks for the suggestion. I hadn't noticed the redirect. I guess there are numerous ways of spelling the name of that fish that are considered correct. |
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I'll have mine with a side order of potaroteas - green peas stuffed inside a carrot, stuffed inside a potato. With some spray-on butter. |
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I think if that was the case, that Jutta
would have signified as much...
debatable issue, but not a debate worth
having. |
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I think it is a recipe, too. |
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Sure looks like a recipe. Or maybe a pun. |
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//Sure looks like a recipe. Or maybe a pun.// |
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[marked-for-deletion] pun. |
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pun, noun. "the usually humorous use of a word in such a way as to suggest two or more of its meanings or the meaning of another word similar in sound ".
Nope, don't see a pun here.
Or did you mean "bun"? |
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recipe - the central purpose of the invention is to describe how to prepare a dish that could be enjoyed by people eating it. |
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As a chef I know a recipe when I see one and how to follow it. If this is a recipe then it is not a complete one, rather a list of three ingredients meant to be combined in a manner similar to turducken. |
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If you would like to try it, good luck. Fugu is not widely available outside of Japan and can only be prepared by specially licensed sushi chefs. |
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As a play on words, amusing. |
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I spear and eat west coast barrracuda when I have the opportunity, they're yummy. |
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I've not had the opportunity to try fugu yet, but I suspect it's little fragments of fish, which would be lost in the three foot long barracuda. |
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I'm guessing pirhana probably tastes much like bluegill, which is OK in itself, but I'm betting the problem here would be three dissimilar and not complimentary flavors/textures. |
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