Food when stranded on a desert island...

Bighuey · Post by **Bighuey** » 27 Apr 2011, 15:56

Believe me, its delicious. Its cooked like a pot roast with onions, potatoes, etc. Did you notice we forgot the most important thing of all? Coffee, we gotta have that.

Lola82 · Post by **Lola82** » 27 Apr 2011, 20:10

Bighuey wrote:Maybe some baked beef heart, that was a popular Canadian dish the times Ive been there. And quite good, I might add.

baked beef heart?? never heard of it! it must be like, regional or something... it seems like something people in quebec might eat?! or somewhere that might be less urban?? i'd definitely try that... canadian beef is quite scrumptious

Bighuey · Post by **Bighuey** » 27 Apr 2011, 20:28

Baked heart was popular in BC, around Trail and Nelson And Ive seen it in Penticton. It was in all the resturants in the early 60's. If its cooked right it tastes like prime rib. Some of the resturants in the northeast part of Washington state had it too.

Aileenhu · Post by **Aileenhu** » 27 Apr 2011, 20:32

...I have no idea.

I'm not a fussy eater and I hardly care what I eat.

Supposedly anything but pasta. Let's see how good the food will be like...hmm...

Jacob · Post by **Jacob** » 28 Apr 2011, 01:18

A Vegan or vedgetarian could never survive on a desert with foods of there choice, (To no offense if you are vegan or vedgetarian)

Red Meat is compulsory for eating up to three times a week, I was brought up with eating Red Meat when I was old enough to eat food, my family have always been big meat eaters. We eat it three times a week. (If you do not count the unhealthy food, which we have about once every 2 weeks.)

Vegans die from meatless food habbits and please refrain from doing so to prevent heart disease and sickness

I'm sorry, that was pretty much not needed. I sound like a smart ass little rich boy.

Bighuey · Post by **Bighuey** » 28 Apr 2011, 09:24

Hi Jacob, you did kind of get off the subject, but you brought up a good point. People do need some red meat in their diet, like you I eat some about 3 times a week, mostly hamburger and chorizo. Chorizo is beef by-products, thats a nice way of saying lips and ears and some unmentionable parts. But if I was on an island, I would want a good steak once in a while or even hamburger. My favorite meat is pork and I would want some pork chops for a varied diet.

Jacob · Post by **Jacob** » 28 Apr 2011, 09:47

Yeah, I kind of did get off topic. But I didn't feel like dedicating a topic to ranting about someone choosing what to eat, it's like I am about to become a politician and ban Vegan or Vedgetarian food habbits.

Hamburgers are always nice, espeically home made ones. Those are the best by far, I try to have them at least once every month or so.

Lola82 · Post by **Lola82** » 28 Apr 2011, 09:49

i'm drooling at the mention of chorizo, now i want some.... like, good quality straight from spain (because that's where i had the best one ever)...

speaking of vegan/vegetarian... how about polenta fries? that way it can be eaten non fried form and fried form and you have the best of both worlds... oh, and tofu! that's quite versatile and delicious and packed with protein... did anyone mention fish yet?

im hungry now...