Is sour cream okay to ingest when heated?
#21
It's actually not that bad. The last time my mom made it, she brought home an alive duck and slit it's throat and made blood-pudding out of it. I was like 9, and I just sat right next to the duck and watched. The slitting is a bit ..cruel, but.. meh. We eat cows, chickens, and etc all the time anyways, what-evs. That sh`'t didn't give me any stomach problems either, went pretty well with a glass of wine or two. It was pretty eccentric for my tastes, but to say that I dislike it would be bullsh`it. I enjoyed it.
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#22
Oh, found a video of how it's made. Warning, it's pretty.. graphic.

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If you don't like to see animals being slit, do not watch.
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#23
Duck is fucking disgusting. It's more oil than meat.
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#24
Ugh, blood pudding. I remember we had that a few times when I was in the Philippines in this past summer. =/
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#25
Wow at the beginning i thought the ducks were dead, then i saw one quack (if they made noise i couldn't hear my speakers are off)
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#26
Ive eaten tons of burritos with sour cream on em that i reheated in the microwave, and im perfectly fine.....albeit a lil crazy, but thats another story.
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#27
Thread reminds me of Cannibal Corpse.

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#28
Yotsuba Wrote:I've heard of this. Never tried it though, dunno if I want to. It's not so much the "EWWW, IT'S MADE OF BLOOD!" factor (I actually like bloody foods, and used to eat blood ice cubes when I was younger....oddly enough. Not sure why my family kept those anyway), but I just don't think it'd be too nice of a mix.


I actually like bloody foods, and used to eat blood ice cubes when i was younger.


blood ice cubes

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Why would you have blood ice cubes? Ive been to Asian food markets, i know they sell frozen blood, thats fine you can make..food out of it or something. but just plain old blood ice cubes?

I'd like to say i did something like that, but i usually just stuck to kool-aid ice cubes...with sticks in them.

My family called them popsicles.
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#29
★★★★★ Wrote:Why would you have blood ice cubes? Ive been to Asian food markets, i know they sell frozen blood, thats fine you can make..food out of it or something. but just plain old blood ice cubes?

I'd like to say i did something like that, but i usually just stuck to kool-aid ice cubes...with sticks in them.

My family called them popsicles.

Yeah, we do that with juice. In fact, the first time I had a blood cube, I thought it was frozen fruit punch that my parents put in the freezer. When I tasted it, I obviously knew it wasn't, but I was okay with the taste anyway.

I'm not sure why my family kept blood ice cubes in the freezer. Never seemed too strange to me, but I can't really think of why. I wouldn't be surprised if I ate those with the food they gave me without realizing it (melting the blood while cooking the food for flavor?)

I don't know how to cook anything that isn't basic because I was too lazy to learn, so your guess is as good as mine. If it's really bothering you, I guess I could ask someone in my family about it.



Khoi, does your family use frozen blood?
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#30
No. They don't buy any frozen blood or attempt to freeze any type of blood. It's weird. But uh, they do eat stuff like:
-Cow tongue, cheeks, tails... etc
-Intestines
-Tripes (these are f`cking delicious with some Bo Kho. This.)
-Black chicken (Here) to make some Black Chicken Soup (here), and I hope you know what this is since you're Asian.
-ETC

They do buy blood-pudding pretty often too. I actually love going to the Strip District, since the food is always fresh. Some of my American friends goes up to the Strip District at times too, and I try to go with them.
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#31
Ive always been wary of trying tripe, i can eat Menudo here in Arizona and they use tripe in it... but something about stomachs doesnt settle right.
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#32
That description didn't help me, because I don't know if that tripe is raw or cooked, I assumed cooked, but I can be wrong. When I eat tripes, it's cooked sh`t that goes onto other stuff
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#33
menudo has cooked tripe in it.
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