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Originally posted by Patrick97
Shame on you all.
Animal cruelty is no laughing matter.
Also cretinism is no laughing matter but I still laugh at you.







P.S.: I own a cat but I don't mind a joke about cats here and there, just don't take it too seriously.

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Originally posted by Hand of Hecate
This is the very best tasting cat recipe I have ever had. The seasoning packs really give the meat a fantastic flavor, and the gravy gives the stew a great “Stick-to-your ribs” taste. Best served with fresh baked Italian bread and a light Pinio Grigio wine.

Ingredients:

2 – 3 Cats cut and cubed for stew meat
2 boxes Lipton garlic and chive pota ...[text shortened]... minutes.
Add the gravy and bake for an additional 15 minutes, stirring occasionally.

Enjoy.
😞

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Which is better... cat or dog? I can't stand horse.

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Originally posted by Hand of Hecate
This is the very best tasting cat recipe I have ever had. The seasoning packs really give the meat a fantastic flavor, and the gravy gives the stew a great “Stick-to-your ribs” taste. Best served with fresh baked Italian bread and a light Pinio Grigio wine.

Ingredients:

2 – 3 Cats cut and cubed for stew meat
2 boxes Lipton garlic and chive pota ...[text shortened]... minutes.
Add the gravy and bake for an additional 15 minutes, stirring occasionally.

Enjoy.
man your somthing else

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I'm a bit old and tough for you guys, otherwise I'd offer ......

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Originally posted by MissOleum
I'm a bit old and tough for you guys, otherwise I'd offer ......
noncense it's all in the marinating

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well, mutton makes better-tasting stew than lamb, so yeah, why not?

what should I be marinaded in?

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Originally posted by MissOleum
well, mutton makes better-tasting stew than lamb, so yeah, why not?

what should I be marinaded in?
i guess rosemary and basil . red wine viniger.a few hrs

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nah .... borrrring !!

how about a bit of chili and lemongrass?

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Originally posted by MissOleum
nah .... borrrring !!

how about a bit of chili and lemongrass?
no .dont think so ,i like lemongrass and chili buty not together. trust me red wine ,massage meat with olive oil

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you don't like lemongrass and chili? well, how about lemongrass and tamarind, and marsala rather than red wine, lots and lots of onions too - garlic's too strong to blend nicely with my subtle flavour.

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Originally posted by MissOleum
you don't like lemongrass and chili? well, how about lemongrass and tamarind, and marsala rather than red wine, lots and lots of onions too - garlic's too strong to blend nicely with my subtle flavour.
There's nothing subtle about a whiff of rat. 😕

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Talon and Ratsak - marvellous between-meal snacks. Yum!

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Originally posted by Ravello
Pinot Grigio (Grey Pinot)

By the way during the war a lot of cats were eaten here.............at least many old men assured me that they did, rumor is that it's really similar to rabbit, both for the taste and meat consistency.

Nowadays the rumor is that chinese restaurants resort a lot to cats for their dishes....................urban legend?😲
Cat aint bad. But I always prefer dog. a bit tastier and sweeter meat.

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Originally posted by MissOleum
Talon and Ratsak - marvellous between-meal snacks. Yum!
whats talon? whats ratsac?

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