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Maybe not the healthiest "meal", but sometimes I just feel like eating the skin off my KFC. Why dont they sell skin sheets ? 6 pack, 9 pack, family 12 pack ? mmm... skins...
Yakitori
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yakitori
"Traditional yakitori consists only of various chicken parts and vegetables," ew. And the list does include chicken skins - torikawa. [DrCurry, Oct 24 2005]
Chicken Skin Music
http://www.amazon.c...33-8021505?v=glance
For Blissy. [wagster, Oct 24 2005]
photo of [waugsqueke]
http://moniplex.com...main.php?picture=70
[Shz, Oct 25 2005]
[link]
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Fried chicken skin onna stick is a post-pub staple in, yes, Japan. |
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Hi [calum], I'm currently in japan, and I've never seen it. Are you talking about chicken balls ? Or actual sheets of skin ? Tell me where ! I wouldn't mind checking it out ! |
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do you have a brother named joey joe joe junior shabadoo? |
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I checked with my spies in Japan and they confirm that you'll get them in ikakayas if you ask for yakitori. My spies are based in the Kansai area, on the off chance that it's a regional, um, delicacy. |
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I confess to *only* eating the skin on KFC chicken. Extra crispy to be exact. I know some may find this icky, I absolutely love the crunch. |
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As for if it's an idea or not, well it definately would be here in New England, and I ain't flying to Japan to prove the other theory. A nice, warm biscuit for you, Joey. + |
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Perhaps we could sew all the pieces of chicken skin together to make a suit. |
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I might eat the chicken if it were skinless. |
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Clearly you and blissmiss are made for each other! No, wait a minute... |
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Wouldn’t want to ruffle [waugs]’ scales. :) |
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That would imply that I am a mermaid, which I am, but is not the focus of this delicious idea. |
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I thought it implied waugs was a snake, which I really didn't know how to respond to. |
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Well, I didn’t want to say “step on his claws” and give the impression he is a cat, or something. I’m not certain about the scales, but it seems likely from his photo. <link> |
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You're clearly disillusioned...probably by the gluttonous intake of poultry dermis. If KFC did this, there would be a direct impact on the human population. Thousands would surely die. |
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That picture scares me. Why is this confined to one corporation anyway? |
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The true aficionado of avian dermis and juicy bits may care to visit Thailand also - my food dream occurred there several years ago, with a yakitori-like skewer treat of seven large chicken bums, crispy and salty on the outside, hot,tender and juicy on the inside. Oh my god, I've barred up.. |
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Shz: best surely to stick to "ruffle his feathers," and let people assume you meant wise old owl, vulture, eagle, ugly duckling or dodo, depending on their previous experiences with him. And tie back to the idea theme. |
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Surely you jest. I *was* talking about the idea before your silly anno! |
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OK. - “ruffle his feathers” it is, perhaps rooster feathers, you know, the ones found in barns mixed with the chicken feathers, which are the ones that fell from… you guessed it, chicken skins. |
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The general idea makes sense, but I couldn't repress a shudder at the phrase 'skin sheets' - a little reminiscent of Nazi lampshades. Rebranding might help... |
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That would go well with a Nacho Hat or a Flaming Moe. |
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wow, what a blast from the past. now that I'm a
strict vegetarian the thought of eating the flesh of a
living thing makes me gag. |
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But I do remember the good old days with utter
glee... |
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