
I’ll give you a hint. It was a common food in Europe, especially Germany and Switzerland, but my guess is you’ve never eaten it.
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February 6, 2009 by retrieverman
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I’m assuming you mean species, not body part.
I’m gonna go with wild boar on this one.
I do believe that is a piggy tail on the left of the platter.
And I have eaten it. Nom nom nom.
Yes, species.
What is Dog, Alex? Or maybe Rodent. If it’s organ meat, I’ll guess the privates. Possum? Or is that Opossum?
Not even hillbillies will eat opossum.
I think I saw this somewhere… Is it bats?
Equis caballus????
I think it’s the French, not the Germans, who like their steak tenderized by the jockey’s crop.
A horse is a horse, of course, of course,
And we don’t consider the horse a course
That is, of course, unless the horse is the entree we’ve been fed!
(sorry, couldn’t resist)
Oh – and H, Rosswurst is a German horsemeat sausage and my very German grandmother (you know, the one who killed chickens with a bullwhip) said he mother sometimes made saurbraten with horse.