Another monk bites the dust

[novaphile]

I eat kangaroo regularly and it is very easy to cook.

As Arthwollipot says, just about a minute on each side, but also let it rest for a couple of minutes.

The meat contains very little fat, so I normally make some kind of sauce to go with it. One of my best efforts was a lilli-pilli jus.

In Australia, most butchers and many supermarkets will have kangaroo intended for human consumption. My favourite cut is the backstrap.

 

[Andy_Ross]

Hahaha .. Actually there are being eaten (along with Kangaroos and other marsupials) by aborigines in Australia ..

I think of wombats as a funny little animal that one can't argue with, listen :

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OiuQ_rVM-WE

Strange looking bat.

 

[Trebuchet]

How does "wombat" not run afoul of the Scunthorpe problem? It's got w-o-m-b in it, for FSM's sake!

 

[shemp]

I once read Euell Gibbons's reflections on his ability to eat almost anything, but he allowed as how he did not find wildcat easy.

The best method is to cook them like lobster, throw them in the pot of boiling water while still alive. Of course, the wildcat will put up more of a fight.

 

[Darat]

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I once read Euell Gibbons's reflections on his ability to eat almost anything, but he allowed as how he did not find wildcat easy.

...snip...

I have wondered what had happened to Wildcat!

 

[Filippo Lippi]

Dust contains a lot of skin cells, so I don't think a breatharian should be biting any of it, not if they want to remain honest