Black Pudding

[Solly]

What shall we call white chocolate then?

[MikeH]

Honky chocolate.

[Tiamat]

Originally posted by Park Avenue
It's BLACK PUDDING not bloodpudding or bloodsausage or whatever...

I'm sorry I'm not from England so I get confused. Obviously there is a difference between blood pudding and black pudding yes?

And Imran yes, I love my steaks rare. And I understand your point but it isn't named blood steak. I think that would be my whole issue with it that blood is in the name.

And Josh it's a nice way of calling fried bull testicles a nice name isntead of fried bull testicles. It's a tradition here in Texas. When you have cattle you have to brand all the cows so now one can steal them, this is done at a "round up" party at the ranch with BBQ, etc. In the process several of the bulls have their manhood cut off because you can only have so many bulls servicing so many cows. So they dip them in batter and fry them. They are either called Calf Fries or Rocky Mountain Oysters.

[Jamski]

What shall we call white chocolate then?

Caucasian chocolate.

-Jam

[Immortal Wombat]

Originally posted by Tiamat
I am not. I love Escargot,

FOOD SNOB!

[Imran Siddiqui]

And Imran yes, I love my steaks rare. And I understand your point but it isn't named blood steak. I think that would be my whole issue with it that blood is in the name.

Like PA said. It's Black Pudding. So that means you can eat it .

[Tiamat]

Yes but black means blood you freeeeeeeek!!!

Not a food snob you snot! I was showing you that I am open to new things with the escargot.....just not blood. And here is possibly another silly question about this but why eat this with breakfast? Is this stricty a breakfast food?

[Imran Siddiqui]

Yes but black means blood you freeeeeeeek!!!

So you mean when I had my Black Angus Burger I was eating BLOOD?!

I was showing you that I am open to new things with the escargot.....just not blood.

SNOB!

And here is possibly another silly question about this but why eat this with breakfast? Is this stricty a breakfast food?

Well its sausage. We normally eat that with breakfast here.

[Solly]

"And here is possibly another silly question about this but why eat this with breakfast? Is this stricty a breakfast food?"

Good question. I tend to eat similar meals at any time of day, rather than being constrained into thinking breakfast is cereal and milk, lunch is a sandwich and tea is meat and veg.

But when I have it, I only have black pudding in the morning - it's good for removing a hangover you see. And it goes so well with bacon, sausages, fried bread and other artery-clogging goodness

[Tiamat]

See and that's another thing I noticed in looking at the English recepies that there is alot of fat in them or envolved in them.

[Jamski]

Its a cold wet country. The fat is required to keep warm.

-Jam

[Provost Harrison]

Rare steak is fine with me, but it is more the bits of animals that concerns me.

[ixnay]

what the christ

pudding should only be in chocolate and vanilla forms.

edit: And pudding pops! (asm plasm a tasm)

[Tiamat]

Now in the deep south they eat chitlins which is the stomach and pigs feet. But chitlins smell like.....well the only tactful way to put it is that they smell like someone's dirty a$$ while there cooking. No nice way to put it

[Tiamat]

Originally posted by ixnay
what the christ

pudding should only be in chocolate and vanilla forms.

That's what I was trying to say. Why do you call it pudding?