   Odd Foods
  What are some of the oddest foods that you''ve eaten?You know, like pigs feet, caviar, mountain oysters...ect. 
  I personally enjoy hard, crunchy, salted peas. ;  deep fried chicken gizzards. ;  I guess i''ve probably eaten a pigs rectum before in some of the sausages i''ve eaten. ;  Mustard on a sugar donut--tasted good too! ;  I''ve eaten many, many organ meats. They tend to be low in fat and high in nutrients, very tasty when prepared correctly, and very cheap. In short, the perfect college food. Cooking a large grilled beef liver steak with caramelized onions and a baked potato, for example, is less than a dollar.Other things that will most likely gross someone here out:* Pigs feet. Originally didn''t like them... the trick is to wrap them tightly in cheesecloth, simmer them in a court-boullion for 3-4 hours, coat them in an egg-and-oil mixture and then breadcrumbs, then broil slowly. Yum. Pigs feet also lend a wonderful texture to stews and pot roasts.* Beef heart. Good in stews. Extremely high in iron (I found this out when I donated blood the next day).* Beef kidneys. Steak and kidney pie is yummy, but it''s a pain in the ass to prepare the kidneys. Way too much knife-work.* Tripe. Menudo is a great breakfast food, but Tripe a la Mode de Caen, which takes about 8 hours to cook, is really, reeeally good.* Calf brains. Had a nice texture fried in cornmeal and served with steamed spinach and lemon wedges..... but the taste was unremarkable.* Chitlins: Eh. Not really worth it.* Veal liver: I actually didn''t like this as much as beef liver, even tho it''s considered more of a delicacy.* Escargot: Pretty good; not much taste of their own, tho. I''d like to try raising snails sometime.I''m sure I''ll think of more.   How appropriate. You fight like a cow. ;  Its spelled "chitterlings". I noticed that a while back in the grocery store when I happened upon a economy sized bucket of them next to the ice cream bars and frozen foods. :/ ;  Strawberry soup.It was kinda like strawberry yoghurt, but much thinner. It was very nice (and creamy, which wasn''t best for my seasickness at the time).   Superpig- saving pigs from untimely fates, and when he''s not doing that, runs The Binary Refinery.Enginuity1 | Enginuity2 | Enginuity3 | Enginuity4;  Pickled pigs feet and pig brains. (Our science class had to eat them....) ;  East Indian foods such as subji, roti, daal, paneer, paranta, and dahi may seem quite weird to a non-east indian. 