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Mind you, all types of foods from 3 star Michelin restaurants to kangaroo meat on a stick Phrased like that, to me that sounds like you've only eaten quite nor
by stinos 9y ago
Mind you, all types of foods from 3 star Michelin restaurants to kangaroo meat on a stick
Phrased like that, to me that sounds like you've only eaten quite normal everyday things :] Even for me, being from a standard west-european country, to make it sound like all kinds of food, you'd at least have to add some liver/kidney/eye/ear/cod liver oil/... Not that it would prepare you for the fermented shark etc, only other fermented meat really can.
Wayyy better than any lamb I've ever had
If you like that type of taste (vs standard industrial meat's), try some Galloway beef if you get the chance, preferrably from animals used to keep nature reserves under control (they don't get fed manually nor it's about large scale production there: a couple of them are slaughtered per year mainly for population control since they have no natural enemies). These are like 'actual' cows, they way they have evolved without too much human intervention, and don't get fed manually.
- yen223 9y agoYou can get kangaroo meat at most major supermarkets here in Australia. It's not exactly an exotic foodstuff. Kangaroo meat tastes tough and gamey. Not a fan personally.
- tallanvor 9y agoProbably has a lot to do with how much you pay for it, and how good you are at preparing it. Vue de monde in Melbourne does it very well, but you'd obviously expect that. Of course, they also do some very strange things (such as deep fried shrimp shells).