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Thread: Chelsea are going to eviscerate us and feast upon our steaming bowels.

  1. #11
    Quote Originally Posted by Sir C View Post
    Thank God Cesc isn't there to join in the ritual disembowelling.
    I’d actually give the GDC some credit if he leaves us outside the UEFA Cup places. I loathe European football,

  2. #12
    Quote Originally Posted by Burney View Post
    Eww! Chitlins? Andouillettes?

    No, nobody wants to eat bowels.
    We're cooking 5A andouilllettes with roquefort sauce tonight, with gratin daupinoise after a dozen snails each as a starter.

    But I am in the 4e of Paris sleeping on a mate's sofa atm. View of Ile St Louis from the window.

    The manifestation was great on saturday, btw. The CRS kept firing tear gas at us, but we refused to respond with violence. It felt more like a Teknival/free festival/old Glastobury than a riot.

    Well, other than the tear gas clusterbombs being launched at you every 5 mins.

    So nice of 3 different Gilets Jaunes to pull out bottles of eye drops and administer them to me when they saw I was in trouble.

    So Andouillettes and peaceful, festival style protest IN. The Ozil and Rambo wasting Dago OUT.

    AW, Titi, PV4 and Bobby P all munched andouillettes. Dick Emery doesn't. I rest my case.

  3. #13
    Quote Originally Posted by Ganpati's Goonerz--AFC's Aboriginal Fertility Cult View Post
    We're cooking 5A andouilllettes with roquefort sauce tonight, with gratin daupinoise after a dozen snails each as a starter.

    But I am in the 4e of Paris sleeping on a mate's sofa atm. View of Ile St Louis from the window.

    The manifestation was great on saturday, btw. The CRS kept firing tear gas at us, but we refused to respond with violence. It felt more like a Teknival/free festival/old Glastobury than a riot.

    Well, other than the tear gas clusterbombs being launched at you every 5 mins.

    So nice of 3 different Gilets Jaunes to pull out bottles of eye drops and administer them to me when they saw I was in trouble.

    So Andouillettes and peaceful, festival style protest IN. The Ozil and Rambo wasting Dago OUT.

    AW, Titi, PV4 and Bobby P all munched andouillettes. Dick Emery doesn't. I rest my case.
    The Roquefort sauce should give you a decent chance of masking the overwhelming reek of dung emanating from the andouillettes, I suppose.
    Bonne chance, mes braves!

  4. #14
    Quote Originally Posted by Ganpati's Goonerz--AFC's Aboriginal Fertility Cult View Post
    We're cooking 5A andouilllettes with roquefort sauce tonight, with gratin daupinoise after a dozen snails each as a starter.

    But I am in the 4e of Paris sleeping on a mate's sofa atm. View of Ile St Louis from the window.

    The manifestation was great on saturday, btw. The CRS kept firing tear gas at us, but we refused to respond with violence. It felt more like a Teknival/free festival/old Glastobury than a riot.

    Well, other than the tear gas clusterbombs being launched at you every 5 mins.

    So nice of 3 different Gilets Jaunes to pull out bottles of eye drops and administer them to me when they saw I was in trouble.

    So Andouillettes and peaceful, festival style protest IN. The Ozil and Rambo wasting Dago OUT.

    AW, Titi, PV4 and Bobby P all munched andouillettes. Dick Emery doesn't. I rest my case.
    At least it's not the salade de gesiers.

    The salade de gesiers can bite me.

  5. #15
    Quote Originally Posted by Burney View Post
    The Roquefort sauce should give you a decent chance of masking the overwhelming reek of dung emanating from the andouillettes, I suppose.
    Bonne chance, mes braves!
    Merci, mon pote.

    Every other time I've cooked it with mustard sauce. Just normal Dijon, though I've had a l'anncienne when out. {Also had one with that French gin Genieve at Lille.}

    But my mate - who loves my roquefort sauce on the steaks - says they go great with andouillette too, so we're having that tonight.

    He's eating less beef since I took him to India for the first time this summer. Still, got him to have some carpaccio after the riot and have now talked him into getting a cote de boeuf at some point.

  6. #16
    Quote Originally Posted by Sir C View Post
    At least it's not the salade de gesiers.

    The salade de gesiers can bite me.
    Ooooh, speaking of the Sud-Ouest.

    Our female Toulouse based DJ mate was up in Paris last summer, so we got and cooked 4 confits de canard.

    She told us her 99 year old granny always makes sautéd spuds the next day in the confit fat. Did them in a wok as we had tons of fat left.

    Best fried spuds I've ever eaten.

  7. #17
    Quote Originally Posted by Ganpati's Goonerz--AFC's Aboriginal Fertility Cult View Post
    Ooooh, speaking of the Sud-Ouest.

    Our female Toulouse based DJ mate was up in Paris last summer, so we got and cooked 4 confits de canard.

    She told us her 99 year old granny always makes sautéd spuds the next day in the confit fat. Did them in a wok as we had tons of fat left.

    Best fried spuds I've ever eaten.
    Oh yes. I always feel that a confit de canard should be accompanied by duck fat chips. The floppy, greasy kind of duck fat chips

  8. #18
    Quote Originally Posted by Sir C View Post
    Oh yes. I always feel that a confit de canard should be accompanied by duck fat chips. The floppy, greasy kind of duck fat chips
    Yeah, but what I can't work out is how to do at the same time. The 99 year old granny is convinced you save the fat from the confit and then use later.

    And ftr, I've often done duck or goose fat roast spuds, but I wanted my missus to try the duck fat sautés we'd done in Paris.

    So when staying with said DJ down in Toulose for Fête de la Musique, I bought a jar of proper, S-Western duck fat.

    Tried to make the spuds back home and while nice they were shîte compared to the confit left-over fat ones we made in Paris.

    I'm not very good at biology or the mechanics of cooking, but using the confit stuff in the bottom of the oven dish is totlly different to using a jar of duck or goose fat.

    Well, it was for us anyway.

  9. #19
    Without sounding like a pretentious ****, I have always wanted to try the local delicacy in whatever country I have found myself. Hence as a raw tweenager I asked for Andouilettes at a very local restaurant in Vance. Well **** me, they looked, smelt and tasted like merde. I tried offloading them on the omni-present dog of said Auberge and even it refused to even sniff them.

    And don't even get me started on teh thousand year eggs that I had in Beijing....

  10. #20
    Quote Originally Posted by The Insider View Post
    Without sounding like a pretentious ****, I have always wanted to try the local delicacy in whatever country I have found myself. Hence as a raw tweenager I asked for Andouilettes at a very local restaurant in Vance. Well **** me, they looked, smelt and tasted like merde. I tried offloading them on the omni-present dog of said Auberge and even it refused to even sniff them.

    And don't even get me started on teh thousand year eggs that I had in Beijing....
    Christ yes, local delicacies are often utterly repulsive. The fried tarantulas of Cambodia spring to mind.

    Not good.

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