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Bowhead Whale wrote:
Chicken levers. A simple plate of boiled chicken levers. I don’t hate that at all, especially if they are baked to almost black. I eat chicken lever several times a week, with several kinds of food. I eat it in prevent for my periods; these once-a-month periods are very hard for me in many ways. I loose lots of blood, I feel painful enough to vomit and I have huge headaches. I take strong painkillers to heal my pain, while the chicken lever brings me enough iron to prevent me from falling unconscious (because of “iron level” dropping). As a matter of fact, since I put chicken lever in my menu, “iron droppings” have cured to about 70%, I would estimate. 8)
Try the Hearts as well, also talk to your Pharmacist about Iron Pill’s they work wonders for me, my family has a genetic predisposition to low Iron levels, Male and female, and not in anyway linked to our Menstrual Cycle. The end result was that with his Brain Bleed my son was born with Low Iron Levels, so much for the “Fact” that babies are automatically born with a high enough Iron-level to get them through to 6 months of age with no supplementation!! 😯 And you will have to ask for them since they are technically “over the counter” but regulated for safety, like certain cough medicines, though not (as far as I know) because they can be used for illegal drug manufacturing.
Iron pills? I’ll think about it. Does it cost a lot?
And what is “brain bleed” exactly? Is it serious?
My best friend and roommate puts boiled eggs in his tuna…I think it is gross/weird. Tastes okay though, but still looks wrong.
Kyrin
buttered toast dipped in hot chocolate, my friend made me some today when I was at her house and it was surprisingly good! My family also eats a lot of venison (my Dad hunts). It’s not wierd, but I know a lot of people who think it’s wierd. deer liver is also supposed to be very good and I plan on trying that next time my Dad brings home a deer!
KMD4me wrote:buttered toast dipped in hot chocolate, my friend made me some today when I was at her house and it was surprisingly good! My family also eats a lot of venison (my Dad hunts). It’s not wierd, but I know a lot of people who think it’s wierd. deer liver is also supposed to be very good and I plan on trying that next time my Dad brings home a deer!
Toast and hot chocolate is one of my family’s favorites. I also grew up in a hunting family and my husband hunts so I’ve had lots of game.
Venison, Boar, Elk, Duck, Rabbit, Squirrel, Turtle (yes turtle) Geese, Dove. That’s all I can remember off hand.
I’ve also tried rattlesnake and alligator.I think the strangest things I’ve ever tried though are bee larve and chocolate cheese.
Kyrin wrote:My best friend and roommate puts boiled eggs in his tuna…I think it is gross/weird. Tastes okay though, but still looks wrong.
KyrinUg. My bf mixed egg and tuna salad and thought it was good. I was disgusted.
skigod377 wrote:Kyrin wrote:My best friend and roommate puts boiled eggs in his tuna…I think it is gross/weird. Tastes okay though, but still looks wrong.
KyrinUg. My bf mixed egg and tuna salad and thought it was good. I was disgusted.
That’s kinda what I think too, but I humored him and tried it anyway. Like I said, it doesn’t taste bad, those two things just don’t go together as far as I am concerned, egg salad and tuna should be two separate things.
Kyrin
Boiled eggs with tuna? That doesn’t sound bad at all… but have you ever tried to mix vanilla ice cream with peanut butter? Mmmmmmhmmmm! Hard to beat! 😛
Bowhead Whale wrote:Iron pills? I’ll think about it. Does it cost a lot?
And what is “brain bleed” exactly? Is it serious?
Actually I was rather surprised at how inexpensive the Iron Pills are, both Here in Alberta and in Labrador. Usually less than $5 for 100. Last time I bought them I think it was actually $4.99.
A brain bleed can be very serious, it can kill but if taken care of right away it’s stupidly easy to “fix” and get over,well for Babies anyway, older people, especially elderly don’t usually do so well. It’s basically one of those stupid little “big” things. I don’t know if I can explain it better than that with out going into a lot more detail. 😕
Lupin wrote:Bowhead Whale wrote:Iron pills? I’ll think about it. Does it cost a lot?
And what is “brain bleed” exactly? Is it serious?
Actually I was rather surprised at how inexpensive the Iron Pills are, both Here in Alberta and in Labrador. Usually less than $5 for 100. Last time I bought them I think it was actually $4.99.
A brain bleed can be very serious, it can kill but if taken care of right away it’s stupidly easy to “fix” and get over,well for Babies anyway, older people, especially elderly don’t usually do so well. It’s basically one of those stupid little “big” things. I don’t know if I can explain it better than that with out going into a lot more detail. 😕
You don’t have to. I recognize what we call in french a “hémorragie cérébrale”. I just thought it was ALWAYS lethal… 🙄
purplecat wrote:Oh…um…a dish I call Roadkill Hash….cause it looks so gross on the plate, but tastes good….It has a base layer of hashed potatoes, scrambled eggs, mushrooms, onions and sausage. Fried up together and dumped on your plate. Then you put shredded cheese over it.
LOL my family makes basically the same thing. We call it left over bear stuff because our grandmother first made it at a campout when a bear ate most of the food and she made a meal out of whatever was leftover.
I would help but I am just to tired to get out of bed today~
Engaged to a WeaselBiPolarBear wrote:purplecat wrote:Oh…um…a dish I call Roadkill Hash….cause it looks so gross on the plate, but tastes good….It has a base layer of hashed potatoes, scrambled eggs, mushrooms, onions and sausage. Fried up together and dumped on your plate. Then you put shredded cheese over it.
LOL my family makes basically the same thing. We call it left over bear stuff because our grandmother first made it at a campout when a bear ate most of the food and she made a meal out of whatever was leftover.
Great story 😆 We make that for breakfast quite often. Only with fried eggs 😆
I like salsa on mine
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