Secret Delicacies Exposed

[Anonymous No.11476055]

What are some choice morsels or indulgences that only the real /ck/onnoisseurs know about?

I'll start with the best bite of the ham steak. A few crystals of finishing salt really takes it to a different level

[Anonymous No.11476065]

And of course there is the Parsons nose, the most succulent nugget from the fowl

[Anonymous No.11476073]

>>11476055
The boot shaped chicken nugget is the best one.

Fight me.

[Anonymous No.11476091]

[Anonymous No.11476092]

Only a true cu/ck/ knows that you always slurp the spinal cord directly from the (smoked) turkey neck. A naturally encased tube of healthy fats, collagen, and enriched minerals, the spinal cord is a nutritional powerhouse that everyone should include in a well-balanced diet

[Anonymous No.11476102]

Hummingbird torsos grilled over a bed of hot coals

[Anonymous No.11476122]

>>11476055
Fish bladder roasted with a lighter. It's crunchy and has lots of fat and nice taste

[Anonymous No.11476174]

>>11476065
Is that the little bit on the end of the thigh? Love that part

[Anonymous No.11476280]

>>11476174
Yes it's the "tail" if you will, directly above the anus

Pic related is the essence of Long John Silvers. A hush puppy, dipped in tartar, dipped in batter crumbs. Only the real experts can appreciate this one

[Anonymous No.11476312]

Room temperature milk is supreme

[Anonymous No.11476316]

The ribeye cap, or spinalis

[Anonymous No.11476373]

turkey oysters

[Anonymous No.11476416]

>>11476316
seconding this

[Anonymous No.11476458]

>>11476316
why are you holding it over a toilet?

[Anonymous No.11476459]

>>11476055
awww yeeaaa, dat bone marrow

[Anonymous No.11476661]

>>11476055
Fuckin yuck

[Anonymous No.11476667]

>>11476316
Masao?

[Anonymous No.11476843]

>>11476667
No sorry, I am not your ching chong chink acquaintance

[Anonymous No.11476848]

>>11476055
>Secret Delicacies
For me, it's Uma Delicia

[Anonymous No.11476855]

Roasted beef bone marrow spread over small pieces of bread lightly browned in olive oil

[Anonymous No.11477226]

The bone marrow from popeyes chicken.

[Anonymous No.11477262]

This is the only time I’ve ever seen someone here talk about ham marrow. It really is unbelievably good food.

[Anonymous No.11477386]

>>11476102
How did you catch these? I tried a fly swatter but they tend to get all smashed and pulpy in the process.

[Anonymous No.11477508]

>>11476458
Why not? It's really not weird dude.

[Anonymous No.11477513]

>>11477386
Lay out a resin trap bud, it resembles their natural food (nectar).

[Anonymous No.11477734]

>>11476092
>dies from pryon disease a week later

[Anonymous No.11478200]

>>11476458
Fuck off Nazi!

[Anonymous No.11478215]

>>11476065
based

I also love to dig out the kidney in roast chicken

[Anonymous No.11478244]

>>11477513
This guy gets it. My grandfather taught my father and they both taught me.
They’re small so you need to get the women on the house to pluck and debone but what’s left is a delightful night, or cooked in a pie with rhubarb and some pine nuts.
Oh lawd that’s to die for.

[Anonymous No.11478602]

>>11478244
>>11477513
>>11476102
this actually sounds pretty good. i imagine they are quite delicate in terms of flavor and texture? would try it, but hummingbirds don't live in this climate. maybe next time im in california i'll bring some traps with me.

[Anonymous No.11478614]

>>11476055
Heh, I always give it to my dog

[Anonymous No.11478618]

why do u cunts eat hummingbird

[Anonymous No.11478621]

>>11476055
nobody likes the marrow from the ham steak so I always get it. i save it for last

[Anonymous No.11478660]

>>11477734
Maybe if you're eating humans you stupid faggot.

[Anonymous No.11478664]

>>11478618
>have birds all over the fucking place
>birds are delicious
>some anon who lives in a different part of the world goes 'omg why'
Because they taste good you son of a bitch.
Porcupine is considered a delicacy where I live.

[Anonymous No.11478667]

>>11477734
>prion disease
thanks for inadvertently making me fear death and send a shiver down my spine
im too young to think about this shit

[Anonymous No.11478669]

>>11478667
>im too young
wait until you see how fast life goes. death is nearer than you think

[Anonymous No.11478679]

>>11478667
>>11478669
>>11477734
That is from ingesting HUMAN spine. As in cannibalism.

[Anonymous No.11478681]

>>11478669
can you not
ive more than 60 years ahead of me
>>11478679
you sure? sauce please

[Anonymous No.11478690]

>>11478664
idc about the ethics of it and porcupine seems sick
hummingbirds just kinda wack
how common are hummingbirds?

[Anonymous No.11478698]

>>11476102
>>11477386
>>11477513
>>11478244
>>11478602

Hummingbird gastronomy is easily the most underrated game category that given the local availability can provide exquisite and sustainable delicacies. Acquisition should be focused on late spring to mid summer; this is when the populations will be the most fertile and with appropriate weather conditions flush with resources. Their gestation period is relatively short, so with proper supplemental feedings you can produce additional nesting cycles, but it is prudent to use selective culling so that the female to male ratio remains high.

To catch them, set up a basic cage structure, but with a cohesive, but malleable one way netting. The stress of being caught in the netting will asphyxiate the vast majority of them, but any that manage to actually reach the bait should be allowed to gorge themselves. Any that survive more than a few days should be drowned in cognac, but brandy is a suitable supplement.

[Anonymous No.11478705]

>>11477734
didn't know we had turkeys posting on this board

[Anonymous No.11478723]

>>11478690
>dont care about the ethics of it
>fine with porcupine but not hummingbird
?
And they're very common in the north east of america during the summer for sure.
>>11478681
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kuru_(disease)

[Anonymous No.11478785]

>>11478723
seems like you can get it from contaminated instruments during surgery as well as eating cows that have mad cow disease

[Anonymous No.11478814]

>>11478723
sry i didnt mean anything bad by calling u a cunt im just australian
im not super familiar with american fauna i guess, id always thought hummingbirds were a pretty exotic thing
also i looked up some more and all hummingbird species weigh less than 10 grams wtf how much meat do u even get from one

[Anonymous No.11478839]

>>11478785
Yes you can get prion DISEASES(pural, it's not 'prion disease') in many places but it is guaranteed when cannibalizing brain matter or spinal bits.
>>11478814
>weight less than 10 grams
>how much meat do you even get
Did you not see the picture? >>11476102

[Anonymous No.11478874]

Smoked goldeye.

[Anonymous No.11478895]

>>11478698
criminally underrated post

[Anonymous No.11478904]

>>11476102
Those are most definitely not hummingbirds. A dressed hummingbird would barely be 1/4 of that size. Iow, hummingbird would dress out to the size of a chicken heart. You idiots who fell for this were trolled big time and killing a hummingbird would be a federal felony under the Migratory Bird Treaty Act. You better believe if I saw evidence of someone doing it, they'll be busted.

[Anonymous No.11478922]

>>11476102
>>11477513
>>11478244

Am I getting trolled right now? I can't find a single page on Google of anybody cooking and eating hummingbirds

[Anonymous No.11478958]

>>11478922
romans used to regard hummingbird tongues as a delicacy; in some places people eat everything from squirrels to frogs to snails so yes, in some places it is just more normal than others.
I prefer rabbit or porcupine myself.

[Anonymous No.11478986]

>>11478839
medfag here, it's PRYON DISEASE you absolute retard.

[Anonymous No.11478992]

>>11478986
You'll pass eventually anon. Don't give up.

[Anonymous No.11479006]

>>11476102
its chicken hearts you retards

[Anonymous No.11479008]

>>11478679
mad cow says otherwise

[Anonymous No.11479011]

>>11478992
Sure, better believe laymen who don't have an IDEA of what the fuck they are talking about, who have the shame to write articles instead of believing EXPERTS like myself and many others who have dedicated our entire lives for the betterment of HUMANITY.

[Anonymous No.11479025]

>>11479008
Just read the damn wiki article. Go, read it, we'll wait.

[Anonymous No.11479037]

>>11479025
now what?

[Anonymous No.11479068]

>>11479037
Notice there isn't any conclusive proof anywhere, and "is believed to" does not mean "does result from". Even if you think that's enough, that means you shouldn't be eating any beef because "highest risk" means there's actual risk on the rest of the non-brain matter. "Any tissue may be involved" and you're trying to be safe here, yes?

If you read anywhere beyond that one screenshot you'll also see the disease can take up to 20+ years to manifest, and the biggest cattle outbreak was back on the 90's, so we should be seeing a ton of cases about now, and guess what? We're not. There's only a couple isolated cases every year, as far as news can take me.

[Anonymous No.11479083]

>>11479068
coping this hard, it's all the same disease you brainlet. Here's an actual medical site if you still don't believe me.

[Anonymous No.11479084]

>>11478922
Same as no singles policy in cinemas. It's a joke.

[Anonymous No.11479088]

>>11479068

[Anonymous No.11479125]

>>11479084
I figured as much, but wild poultry isn't exactly far fetched of a concept, so it might have just been some weird thing.

[Anonymous No.11479136]

>>11478986
you must be from across the pond, it's Prion here
t. also medfag

[Anonymous No.11479144]

>>11479083
>>11479088
Even so, you should still not be eating any beef at all, because we don't know if brain-marrow etc related matter is the sole culprit or if the way meat is handled contaminates the muscle anyway or if the muscle does transmit it in the first place.

Or, you shouldn't worry about it because it's "unlikely to be cause of further cases due to containment of epidemic in cattle" and you're safe both if you're only eating thin, well done steaks or slurping bone marrow.

[Anonymous No.11479145]

>>11479136
How much did you PAY for your degree?

[Anonymous No.11479146]

>>11478839
>when cannibalizing brain and spinal matter
Good thing I'm not a bird you dumb turkey.

[Anonymous No.11479164]

>>11479011
>EXPERTS such as myself
Obviously not... What did you say your field of study was exactly?

Also I don't know who that other anon that took over the discussion is
>>11479146
.... Who the fuck said you would get it from 'cannibalizing' a bird, you moron. Try to keep with the conversation.

[Anonymous No.11479171]

>>11479164
>>11476092
This whole thing started from turkey necks, remember?

[Anonymous No.11479189]

>>11479171
I was a hummingbird consuming anon; for me the conversation started when someone warned of getting prion from consuming other animals which frankly is outlandish.

[Anonymous No.11479216]

>>11478698
you fucking autist

[Anonymous No.11479233]

>>11479189
Hello, that was a good shitpost, almost got me.

>outlandish
Well, humans have got a variation of the disease the cows did. Humans eat cows. Did they get it from the cows? Probably, where else from, if they weren't cannibals? Were all identified cases meat eaters? Most likely, based on the usual diet of the regions they lived in.

That's it, that's what we know.

[Anonymous No.11479448]

>>11478922
It's not profitable, but it doesn't mean that there isn't a prolific credenza of history based around the relationship between obscurity of availability and taste. Edible morels, uncured almonds (don't even get me started about activation vs not) , fugu, morality of veal, etc are enough proof.

[Anonymous No.11479474]

>>11479448
History aside it's plain illegal in the US. Some species are plentiful and some are endangered, most countries just group them with the endangered species, from what I could find.

[Anonymous No.11479507]

>>11478698
>History aside it's plain illegal in the US.

As >>11478698 is correctly assessing
>given the local availability
>when the populations will be the most fertile and with appropriate weather conditions flush
>[with] proper supplemental feedings you can produce additional nesting cycles, but it is prudent to use selective culling so that the female to male ratio remains high

You can maintain a viable local stock, especially if it is for small personal consumption and does not lead to a threat to the local population. Obviously anything that is endangered or at risk is illegal, but common species are not unlawful nor or they at risk. Positive metrics such as harboring native wildflowers, feed reserves to encourage native wildlife (squirrels, chipmunks, larger birds) as well as nectar-stimulating devices (feeders) all can stimulate positive population growth, while encouraging healthy trapping.

[Anonymous No.11479529]

>>11479507
I understand and agree but it doesn't matter, if your neighbors notice they will report you and they will be in the right because it's still illegal. As far as I could find, all species are grouped together under laws that forbid their capture in any way, simply because it's easier from a law-making standpoint, I suspect. If there's a list of specific hummingbird species detailing if they're protected or not, I haven't found it yet.

[Anonymous No.11479548]

>>11478679
No it isn't. It's from eating something that's old and already starting to develop prion diseases, specifically the brain part.

[Anonymous No.11480225]

Steak fat (not gristle) can be a real treat in small doses if cooked properly, with a few crystals of finishing salt of course

[LoyAnon No.11480266]

>>11476055
Almond flour instead of regular ap flour for frying things. Sometimes when eating almonds you get the faint taste of fast food.

[Anonymous No.11480268]

>>11480225
You post this picture a lot.

[Anonymous No.11480307]

>>11479507
The Migratory Bird Act does not permit your fantasy of "farming" them and whether they're endangered or not has nothing to do with it. You'll be charged with a federal felony (no parole btw) and be confined in a cell with Tyrone all for a portion of meat less than the size of a chicken heart and probably less flavorful. You're the kind of faggot who thinks it's cool to spotlight deer 'cause no one's lookin'. I can't wait until Jamal skewers your ass in federal prison.

[Anonymous No.11480340]

>>11480268
Third time

[Anonymous No.11480357]

>>11476055
There are two little pockets of dark meat on a chicken and I have no idea what the fuck they're called, or what that part o the chicken is called. All I know is that it's not like the white meat, and it's not like the dark meat.

[Anonymous No.11480383]

>>11480357
lol, fookin' found it
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oyster_(fowl)
these bitches are the golden nuggets of a chicken, and i'm guessing other fowl?

[Anonymous No.11480408]

>Oh, this pan is pretty greasy, better get the extra-strength Ajax for this one, Anon

MOM NO

[Anonymous No.11480446]

>>11480408
>that pile of jizz tissues in the corner

[Anonymous No.11480451]

>>11476102
kek

[Anonymous No.11480453]

>>11476102
looks too dense to be hummingbird

[Anonymous No.11480578]

>>11476065
There's something about this that tastes foul to me. I always cut it off and discard it, but I save the carcass and all the bones for stock.

>>11478215
Is that the little dark nugget on the bottom of the chicken thigh that you have to scrape out with a finger? I fucking love that if so.

>>11476280
Disgusting. Way too greasy, that tastes like old canola oil. A little ketchup on a hush puppy is surprisingly pretty good and far more simple.

>>11476316
Spinalis dorsi + salt is the epitome of umami. I'm not sure if it can be topped.

>>11480383
Holy shit nice, I didn't know what those were called. They're delicious. Thank you anon.

[Anonymous No.11480608]

>>11477513
that’s badass, i’ve never heard of that before.

[Anonymous No.11480866]

>>11480578
>tastes like old canola oil
lol yep, that's Long John Silvers. their fried "lobster" is based af though
and the hush puppies stand alone. say what you will.

[Anonymous No.11480907]

>>11476065
>Parson's nose

Looks disgusting faggot. You need to cut away the seceretory gland at the top or you'll get bitter taste all over the chicken.

[Anonymous No.11480982]

>>11476065
I always thought it was weird that I could just eat the skin of turkey or chicken and avoid the actual meat. My dad fucking hated it as well.
Now I personally find eating the "tail" to be weird. I even cut the damn thing off when I'm making chicken no matter what. It's just annoying.

[Anonymous No.11481132]

>>11476065
Ive always known it as a popes nose. No idea why tho..

[Anonymous No.11481201]

>>11478904
based bird lover

[Anonymous No.11481309]

You guys are eating the spines in your 'deenz, right?

[Anonymous No.11482902]

>tfw you get a nugget of wagyu in your chuck eye steak

[Anonymous No.11482906]

>>11482902
Look at that

[Anonymous No.11482913]

>>11476065
>Parsons nose

Terrible, a garbage product. On tier with frying in reclaimed oil.

[Anonymous No.11482939]

>>11478679
>>11478681
>>11478723
You can catch certain prion diseases from eating the CNS of other species. "Mad cow" being the obvious example.
But even that one is very rare and while I can't say for sure it has never happened I myself have never heard of a person catching a prion illness from birds.

>>11478705
We have some jive ones here.

[Anonymous No.11483056]

>>11476055
Chicken oysters. They're called "the fool leaves it there" in french. It usually goes to the one who carves the chicken so a lot of people don't know it exists.

[Anonymous No.11483105]

Lamb sweetbreads and intenstines.

[Anonymous No.11483122]

>>11476055
here in argentina everyone considers it the best part, its known as "caracu" here

[Anonymous No.11483129]

>>11483122
Here in America we don't give a shit about what your shit hole country thinks

[Anonymous No.11483136]

>>11483129
Argentina may be a shithole country but they know their beef.

[Anonymous No.11483137]

>>11483129
cool

[Anonymous No.11483140]

>>11483056
Man we would fight over them in my household growing up, basically the first one to finish got to the carcass first to start the clear up, there are some delightful little nibble bits on a chicken carcass

[Anonymous No.11484798]

>>11482902
>>11482906
>waygu
>embedded in a shit tier chuck steak

How dumb are you? That's probably diseased meat from an unhealthy cow

[Anonymous No.11484828]

>>11477513
did this guy ever follow up what happened when he gifted it to his "lucky" pal?

[Anonymous No.11484833]

>>11476055
Raw beef liver, sliced thinly on top of raisin bread with butter and a little salt.

[Anonymous No.11486771]

>>11477513
I've never really thought about it before, but personally I don't really like the idea of trapping my food, though I like hunting in general.

[Anonymous No.11486774]

>>11476091

what does this grow into?

[Anonymous No.11486776]

>>11476055
One time when my grandmother was frying whole fish, she fried up the fins as well. They were really good.

[Anonymous No.11486782]

>>11478705
heh

[Anonymous No.11487010]

>>11477734
>>11478667
>>11478679
>>11478839
>>11479037
according to c. gajdusek (one of the discoverers of Kuru), birds fed prion proteins from animal byproduct (e.g. BSE prions) simply shit them out
you wouldn't get a prion disease from a bird

[Anonymous No.11487097]

>>11478922
>>11476102
Yes you're being trolled, those are chicken hearts. They're still amazingly underrated though.

[Anonymous No.11487352]

>>11476055
>>11476065
Yeah, my dog loves this shit

[Anonymous No.11487395]

>>11476055
The people in this thread are more degenerate than vegans.

Ew.

[Anonymous No.11487415]

>>11480408
>Making lobster newburg for dad's birthday
>Finish lobers in pan, get sauce mixture and side dishes ready
>Come back to stove
>Pan is gone
>Ask mom where pan went
>"I cleaned it for you anon :)"

[Anonymous No.11487445]

>>11476316
Terrible idea to eat in a bathroom.
Even if heavily cleaned daily, there are always a significant number of ppm fecal floating molecules near toilets.
Think about it, you dont clean the air ever, do you?
That ribeye cap in anons pic is literally seasoned with poop floaters.

[Anonymous No.11487659]

Bone marrow, black pudding and blue cheese are all pleb filters.

[Anonymous No.11489182]

The ears cooked correctly are the best part of the pig I braise mine and dust in seasoned cornstarch then fry them

[Anonymous No.11489225]

Morrpolse

[Anonymous No.11489309]

>>11476055
>There's this pathetic same fag pretensing to be a bunch of people discussing eating humming bird

[Anonymous No.11489384]

>>11480866
It's been awhile, but yeah I agree their lobster bites are good. Every few months I get the craving for a deep fried twinkie or a root beer float.

>>11481309
The deenz I get never have those, or else I just don't notice and eat them anyway.

[Anonymous No.11489743]

>>11481309
I usually take the time to open them up and extract the spine. I just don't like the texture.

[Anonymous No.11489767]

>>11476092
just make a stock