Does anyone have experience cooking preparing and eating dog meat?
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Does anyone have experience cooking preparing and eating dog meat?
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Who's he? I hear the Chinese regularly eat dog. What's the best spices, etc.?
Yea.... Here in America most peoples dogs are part of their family, I'd probably eat the neighborhood cats before I'd eat a dog. Different cultures different ideas.
Cultures that eat dog also eat rat meat to, sorry, can’t help you there either.
Do people eat coyote or wolf?
What's the difference between rat and squirrel? Peel the skin off, they look the same.
I'd probably cook a dog the same way as any other lean meat.
Depending on the type of dog and how well fed it was...
I'd cook it well done though.
Dogs eat some really nasty stuff.
I'd have to be very very very hungry though.
Canine can be prepared the same way that pork is pre-paired. Use the same precautions against trichinilla.
The question was meant to be strictly provocative, nothing more.
Thanks for asking that question. I just threw up.
Bingo..........or pick up a copy of 101 "Ways to Wok Your Dog".Quote:
Originally Posted by BENESSE
There are plenty of recipes on coyote on the net. Just use those. Same thing.
par boil it until the meat falls off the bone. Then mix in whatever you would mix in with any other meat. Also you can wrap it in bacon and roast it in a oven. Everything and I mean everything goes with bacon.
Mmm dog bacon...
Benesse, I know. LOL.
Was wondering if maybe he had a neighbor's dog that was annoying.
Might have come out as a non-sequiter. You know, "hey that dog is annoying." *Bing* "I wonder if you can eat dog...."
I for one have eaten far too much turkey and am awaiting the moment for pie to be served.
There are cultures that regularly eat fried spiders, yak penis, escamoles (larvae of giant poisonous ants), balut (duck embryo), hakarl (rotting shark flesh), rocky mountain oysters and bat paste. Give em a try if you are adventurous. http://www.news.com.au/lifestyle/foo...-1226732939964Quote:
Originally Posted by falconer
I don't know if I would eat a dog, although I've never been THAT hungry either. I know that I really dislike veggies and that if my only options to avoid starving was a salad or a blackened black lab well, sorry Buddy.
Almost any meat is safe to eat as long as it is fully cooked..... almost.
As far as taste goes, well..... trial and error. let me know how it works out.
I dunno about any meat being safe to eat. There was a story going around here a while back that the deer that lived on a local superfund chemical dump would glow in the dark at night.
There're some fish there I wouldn't want to eat either...
Any animal exposed to radiation or chemicals is of course not going to be safe to eat.... And wouldn't want to want to eat and not being able to safely eat are two different things!
You'd probably want to make sure the dog was fairly healthy, too even if you were going to thoroughly cook it. I wouldn't want any of those common doggie parasites in me!
Wild game has more parasites than your common dog does...
I think they pretty much cook out except prions.
Here is how to prepare dog:
Kill and gut dog.
Skin it out
Leave animal in one peice, do not quarter out
Soak in brine over night
Put dog on large skewer and hang over a hickory fire
After approximately 4 hours of slow cooking and rotating over the fire
You now have a hot dog:scared:
Hey, thanks! Wildthang. May come in handy some day. What is BRINE? Salt water? Is the hickory just to add flavor from the smoke?
Thanks LowKey, you're so right. I'd have to be very hungry too, but that may be here sooner than we think.
Stewed works well. I have never had it roasted. Native Americans routinely ate dog in the 19th century. Not out of desperation or starvation but just like any other "meat" animal. Goats, bear, deer, elk, moose, sheep, pigs, fish, chicken, turkey, duck, quail, grouse and cattle all "carry" parasites and they are all part of our daily diet...well okay us meat eaters anyway. Dog is not more dangerous to eat than any of those others when it is prepared/treated properly. Now I have to tell you cat meat is pretty poor pickings in my experience. The mountain lion/cougar that I have eaten on several occasions has always been extremely lean and pretty tough. Very "dense" meat. I would not choose it if I have a choice.
I do agree with you Miz B ma'am..I think the poster was just tryin' to stir up controversy and cause a row.
Crash, I know there are cultures that eat really, REALLY, weird things and your link sure re-enforces my continuing amazement at what people will, willingly, try to eat. I thought I was doing good with the raw squid soaked in lemon juice when I was on Guam. Wow was I naive.
I have knowingly eaten dog. Mostly just to see if it was any different than any other red meat. It was in a stew and it was meat. That is about it. Good stew but then I like cooked onions, potatoes, carrots and celery!!
I can't believe that people are actually responding to this. Of ALL the things he could have asked, this is what he chooses? And people who now have, and have had dogs as best friends, and huge parts of their family, just sit by and don't call him on it? People who have mourned the passing of a beloved pet just sit there and chime in? There are culture that eat dogs but we don't.Quote:
Originally Posted by DSJohnson
When we start, you'll know it's TEOTWAWKI.
Too much bull**** (talk). Anybody want to respect the man's question and ATFQ? It's legit. Keep your personal feelings and emotions to yourself.
In a SHTF situation, we'll all be in line to get some Fido. Yes, you will.
Recipe #1: skin, leave whole, soak in brine overnight, skew and roast over hickory fire
Recipe #2: ?
This recipe looks good.
wikihow.com/Cook-Lemongrass-Dog
Randy,
he actually asked three different questions.
"Has anyone had any experience 1. cooking
2. preparing
3. eating dog meat
In response to the first question I suggested stewing, should I have gone into more detail?
In response to the second question I said I would prepare it like any other meat.
In response to his last question I acknowledged that I have indeed eaten dog meat.
How did I not address and answer his question? What am I missing here?
Some animals are much better if you par boil them a few times and put fresh water in each time until the strong flavors are gone. I use brine over night for squirrels, rabbits and deer livers. Falcon, in Lake Atitlan, at the market, they used to sell iguana. I'm not sure if it's legal though in Guatemala. You may pick up some tips from the indeginous vendors there about cooking Iguanas and it may apply to dogs as well.
Everybody will choose to answer a question the way they want. While you didn't ask it, this applies to you as well --- if you don't like the answer, don't ask the question.Quote:
Originally Posted by randyrandy
Another thing to consider about when TSH'sTF - attitude will either help you or hurt you.
randy, randy, randy, randy. With attitude like that I'm going to make a stab in the dark and suggest you might not last too long. Brand new on the forum and telling the members how to act? Interesting. You'll also note the little asterisks in your post? Those are there to keep the forum PG-13 because we do have young children on here.
I have not eaten dog but have eaten coyote in a stew. In my opinion they are the same thing-both canines. Obviously their diet will affect how they taste. I thought the coyote stew was good.
DSJ, you did answer the question, and quite well may I add.
Rick, you just scolded me publicly instead of a pm (similar to what you are accusing me of doing.) Lol.
What does SHTF mean to kids?
Go ahead, "stab." I do think you'll be surprised.
Honestly, I thought the original post was serious. I was trying to help him out (recipies not nonsense.)
Everyone, please forgive me.
Having asked for forgiveness, I am bugging out of this Forum. Please remove me as a member.
Crucify me all you want, I won't ever know.
Thanks.
We don't remove members here. I guess you won't read this following your tantrum, but it's just easier to go away (on any forum) if you find it is not a good fit for you.Quote:
Originally Posted by randyrandy
He seemed a bit moody and left like a pouter but he had a point or two.
Ha! That's rich. Why do folks feel obligated to tell the world they are leaving? If you don't like it just leave. You don't need our permission.
I reckon persistence has no meaning for the lad.
So, has the OP tried anything yet? I keep checking to see if there are any results. Perhaps, in the spring, I should take down a coyote and do a run on it although I really don't have a desire to do so. I'm just kinda curious.....
Do you think PETA and the like would mind if I placed pics?
God I hope so.Quote:
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