Should we eat him???

[Sheepdog]

We dont band and sell the testicles in our store - NONE left though

rocky mountain oysters?

used to go to Bruce's Bar in Severance Colorado for the Turkey Fries - the turkey equivalent. tasty, with a beer.

Turkey testicles???? Wow, never heard of that before...LOL we Aussies are pretty fussy when it comes to food... not many places sell testicles, a few restaurants will serve Sweetbreads... which are testicles but in other parts of the world such as the UK Sweetbreads are actually the thymus gland.

Wouldn't you need a heck of a lot Turkey fries to get a meal?

 

[zzGypsy]

We dont band and sell the testicles in our store - NONE left though

rocky mountain oysters?

used to go to Bruce's Bar in Severance Colorado for the Turkey Fries - the turkey equivalent. tasty, with a beer.

Turkey testicles???? Wow, never heard of that before...LOL we Aussies are pretty fussy when it comes to food... not many places sell testicles, a few restaurants will serve Sweetbreads... which are testicles but in other parts of the world such as the UK Sweetbreads are actually the thymus gland.

Wouldn't you need a heck of a lot Turkey fries to get a meal?

we'll, Bruce's is a bar, so it's not really a meal... they serve them breadded and fried, like mushrooms or calamari... in a basket served with your beer. mostly, they taste like ... fried breading. I think they do their business mostly on the Eeeeeewwwww factor as Severence is in the Middle of NoWhere. it was one of the places we went in college (and highschool if you looked old enough) - if you had money for gas. of course there was always money for beer...

 

[carolinagirl]

Hmmmm.....I think I'd rather just eat some fried breading. lol!!

 

[EllieMay]

Turkey Testicles?!!!


. . . Learn something new every day!

 

[Ms. Research]

lol. loved the last pic.

Like the cow commercials of the past, remember "Eat more chicken". lol

Turkey testicles, wow, never would have thought. And never will they pass these lips. YUCK! Sorry, don't do cow testicles, tongue or pigs feet either. YUCK

K

 

[SuburbanFarmChic]

Mmm.... well, I think I'll wait on lunch for a bit. I made some beans and it looks JUST a little too much like that.

 

[zzGypsy]

Turkey Testicles?!!!


. . . Learn something new every day!

http://blogs.suntimes.com/food/assets_c/2011/11/11-21 Chapman Testicle 7-thumb-500x356-41723.jpg

yep, that's kinda what they looked like. except at Bruce's Bar they came in baskets with nice gingham print paper liners...



they're not bad. a little rubbery, like calamari rings.
now the rocky mountain oysters... um, no, those aren't on my list of things to eat.

 

[aggieterpkatie]

We put our yearling (just turned a year) ram in the freezer last year and the meat is delicious.

And on the ram/buck thing, some club lamb breeders call their rams bucks for some reason. Drives me crazy.

 

[Sheepdog]

We put our yearling (just turned a year) ram in the freezer last year and the meat is delicious.

And on the ram/buck thing, some club lamb breeders call their rams bucks for some reason. Drives me crazy.

Thanks for the info... we will just leave him a ram and keep feeding him.... mmm can't wait, roast lamb and lamb chops for the barbie (short for Barbeque which is what Aussies call a grill).... funny, if we grill something on the stove... that is what you guys call broil!!!!

Yes I wondered why some call them bucks and some call them rams...... thought it might have been just different terminology from what we say Down Under.

There are obviously a lot of words that we use in Aussieland that are differerent to what is said here, but in the agricultural industry, it is really noticable... I might post them in the general section.

 

[Sheepdog]

Mmm.... well, I think I'll wait on lunch for a bit. I made some beans and it looks JUST a little too much like that.

LOL I may never look at white kidney beans in the same light again