Cilantro or CilantNO

I've had a similar experience in Tijuana with street vendor hot dogs after tequila poppers and waaaay too much beer. The hot dogs didn't stay in long... they made a hasty exit using every possible route.

 

heard of it but...

 

But was it beef?

 

Yes - beef and chicken were FAR cheaper than kegoki (sp). When I was there there was very little dog eating actually happening, and that was rural and of a particular species. They weren’t cheap.

Still...it’s weird to be watching a Korean cooking show and they’re prepping Fido for dinner.

I bet he paired well with red wine and cilantro.

 

The other white meat...

 

My father-in-law served in Korea. He found out post eating a burger that it was a dog. I’ll have to let him know he got a deal.

 

skilled use of gifs. God level.

 

I love cornbread. But F grits. It’s a texture thing for me not taste.

 

Cornbread is just dried grits.

 

I remember eating in a real dive looking shack on the big island in Hawaii and asking what were were really eating, Momma fired back, "You eatin' what I make for you haole."

 

Thus not weird texture

 

Love grits. Especially with big ol Gulf shrimp.

 

You’re Crazy.

Spoiler: Fake news

 

That's what they call me