Seen in Print

[HONDO74]

The opposite of a REDNECK truck



An upgraded smart cars

[robert.]

That’s a redneck’s truck. You cant get a on a trailer with big tires or in a garage bay with wide tires.

[Rufus T. Firefly]

[J. S. Bach]

I do not see any humor in that, what am I missing?

[Rufus T. Firefly]

I do not see any humor in that, what am I missing?

Duck, duck, goose.

Duck, duck, goose.

Duck, duck, goose.

[J. S. Bach]

And that is funny? Different sense of humor, I guess.

BTW, duck is real tasty. I would like to try goose someday but I doubt that I could find any down here.

[Rufus T. Firefly]

And that is funny? Different sense of humor, I guess.

https://www.considerable.com/entertainm ... uck-goose/

BTW, duck is real tasty. I would like to try goose someday but I doubt that I could find any down here.

Tasty would be gross understatement! Goose; never really enjoyed.

[Rufus T. Firefly]

[Mitch]

BTW, duck is real tasty. I would like to try goose someday but I doubt that I could find any down here.

First I ever had duck was with the SeaBees back in '71. I thought it was pretty tasty, all dark meat, although a bit fatty. Makes excellent gravy, though. Never had goose. (Never had lobster in the regular Navy. Two or three times with the SeaBees. We ate better as a Bee than a Fleet sailor).

[E7]

Duck can taste very good or like MUD!

[Rufus T. Firefly]

[MurphOnMillerAve]

Duck can taste very good or like MUD!

The first and only duck I ever had was back in the 70’s at Cafe Hindenburg on the Upper Eastside, Manhattan, on 86St. They cooked it the way, as they asserted, it was supposed to be cooked; that is, suspended over the flames so that the fat, which is directly under the flesh, would melt and drip away, thus, preparing a crisp and ideally (non “muddy”) tasty “Roast Duck.”

I used to take 3-6 well-achieving (academics; decorum; motivation) students there once a month for their first time at a table cloth and cloth napkin restaurant , as well as their first time, ever, having duck.

That restaurant introduced me to and educated me on well-prepared duck.

[E7]

That restaurant introduced me to and educated me on well-prepared duck.

I'm not a chef, and I'm also not a "connoiser" LOL. When I had duck a few times many years ago it was cooked by the same person. I can recall it being superb, and I can recall it tasting like mud. As I mentioned earlier, the same person cooked it, and they were a pretty darn good cook.

I think it's a lot more relevant what the critter was eating as to how it tastes. These were wild ducks and I'm guessing the ones in your restaurant were not, thus what the birds ate was controlled.

[Rufus T. Firefly]

I think it's a lot more relevant what the critter was eating as to how it tastes.

True. Diet does have some impact.

However, I lack a reference point for the taste of mud having avoided consuming it.

[MurphOnMillerAve]

The Hindenburg referred to them as “Long Island Duck.”