Name of the dish
Anyone seen the National Geographic channel last night at about 11pm? The program is called Taboo and last night, it shows those things that is taboo to eat.
One of the dishs is cooked lamb foetus. Its an indian dish and apparently its popular with the more elder indians. The younger generations don’t really dig it. One of the persons who ate it said it taste good (I think coz of the spice), and is quite tender.
When the butcher brought the material in a plastic bag to the house, I was wondering what it is (I changed channel to it halfway).
The woman making the dish was saying that the best time to get the material was during its mid term, everything including the bone is still tender and there isn’t much hair. I was scratching my head. Till I heard that its lamb foetus.
So, anyone has the name? It starts with “c”, and ends with “ti”.
eh..corti..?
clementi ?
chapati??? heh
corti sounds like it.. but google didn’t turn up anything..
chapati???!?
i can ask my indian friend about the name and will tell u if i get the answer
Is it the one where they:
1) pick out a pregnant sheep
2) remove the womb
3) put the content in a rubber bag
3) boil it?
I think i’ve seen it before.
kutti pi
C, thats the one..
eek: yeah, I think thats the name for the dish.. I wonder how it really taste like.
Er. . . . really “nice” and “tender”?
If you can still stomach it, that is.
This is nothing compared to the Taiwan dish ( Human Foetus) It is really terrible.
ye..what is the world comin to…
kutti pie is correct…
http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2004/04/0419_040419_TVfoodtaboo_2.html