Tastes Like Chicken

[Carver Eric]

Terry, that is quiet comical! Nice work.

[Eddy-Smiles]

I could have suggested a number of other props to go with that gator...... a "Florida" hat, a broken golf club, but then they might have been too close to the truth! Great kob!

[Nomad]

That's a hoot Terry. I don't know much about gators but I heard they taste a lot like chicken too.

Thanks Joe. Don't know about the taste of gator but I'd like to try it sometime.

[Nomad]

Terry, that is quiet comical! Nice work.

Mucho thanks Eric!

[Nomad]

I could have suggested a number of other props to go with that gator...... a "Florida" hat, a broken golf club, but then they might have been too close to the truth! Great kob!

Maybe a gator with a golf club in his mouth. LOL! Glad you like him Eddy.

[Claude]

Good one, Terry! To me, gator has the consistency of chicken, but I think the flavor is more like fish. We have the opportunity to eat quite a bit of it here in LA. The local supermarket even carries gator sausage...

Claude

[joepaulbutler]

I'm an old flat lander····I'll stick to beef, pork & chicken breast in that order. I know I'm probably missing out, but------------

[Spiritwolfe]

Gator sausage?
I'd pass also. Ewweee! Yuck!
People actually eat that?
Not really expecting an answer

[Nomad]

Good one, Terry! To me, gator has the consistency of chicken, but I think the flavor is more like fish. We have the opportunity to eat quite a bit of it here in LA. The local supermarket even carries gator sausage...

Claude

I'd try it in a heartbeat! I'll have to look for some around here. There are some jerky places that sell all kinds of exotic meats. Maybe that's where I can find it. One of the trips I have planned after retirement is to go to LA just to try the food. Never had anything cajun I didn't like.

[BrandantR]

I love it, Terry! Some great humor in this piece. Thanks for the smile.

[Brian T]

I bought a 1-pound package of frozen/breaded alligator "bites". From a very high quality fish/mussels/oysters/crabs/etc shop.
Texture of a pork chop. Far better than I imagined but too expensive here at 54N.

Been hoping that people would start telling tasteless chicken meat jokes but I don't want to go first.

[Claude]

Gator sausage?
I'd pass also. Ewweee! Yuck!
People actually eat that?
Not really expecting an answer

Sure do! Here's a link for you:

menu alligator new orleans

Or, if you prefer to cook it yourself... http://www.lacrawfish.com/Alligator-and-Turtle-C38.aspx

[Brian T]

The Gator carving must be the centerpiece on the table for a gator feed. Must ask again, next time I'm in the city.
Are we expected to feel sorry for the guy who was under that cap or give him/her a Darwin Award?

[Spiritwolfe]

Sure do! Here's a link for you:

menu alligator new orleans

Or, if you prefer to cook it yourself... http://www.lacrawfish.com/Alligator-and-Turtle-C38.aspx

I would never have imagined but then I googled it and it's apparently quite tasty and very popular especially around New Orleans and Louisiana. Ok I can understand how you know about it now. Interesting.

http://www.thekitchn.com/trust-me-he...pecially-91269

At this restaurant their alligator cheesecake is their most popular item on the menu.
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Next most popular is alligator sausage. Who would have thunk?

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Sorry Claude.I guess this is like a staple food for you guys down there.

[Spiritwolfe]

We have deer and / or moose sausage here in Canada and they are apparently mighty tasty.