I watched tonight's football game there at the Super Dome. NO whipped Atlanta's butt pretty good and it was clear the Super Dome was back in fine working order.
So how does one cook and eat crow......:)
Remove feathers and cut out the breast meat. Slice breat meat into 1/2" strips.
Whip two eggs and 1/2 cup of milk, and dredge strips of breast meat in egg and milk solution. Place breast meat in a brown paper bag with corn meal, salt, pepper, and shake till covered.
Fry 4 or 5 strips of bacon in a black skillet, remove bacon, and place breaded breast strips in hot bacon grease. Cook for three minutes.
Place fried breast strips on a large flour tortilla and put in a 350 degree oven for 8 minutes.
Remove tortilla from oven, scrap crow breasts into trash can, and eat the warm tortilla. :^)
But the Super Dome was not trashed beyond repair and why I need a better recipe for crow....:)
resist....
I mean, that was well done by you, not that you should eat crow well done. That's probably a good idea, though - I bet they carry salmonella, and they're carrion birds and all....
Or Armadillo for you Texans
8^)
Frankly, crows are carriers of many diseases, one being the West Nile Virous (WNV). Eating crow might be detrimental to your health. Studies of the West Nile Viruse and mosquitos in North Dakota, including avian studies, surmised: "Surprisingly, American crows had a high seroprevalence to WNV. Previous laboratory and field studies have indicated that most American crows die so quickly from WNV infection that they never have time to seroconvert." (A simple search on the web reveals there have been many studies arcoss North America.)
I personally would not eat crow. Of course, we Ojibwa historically have never had to "eat crow" for any other reason than sustenance during rare periods of famine, we being the perfect personification of intellecutal honesty and superb perception, always heuristically inclined to lead others. Unfortunately, lesser beings are not always inclinded to listen to our wisdom. Thus, many lesser beings must "eat crow" after they speak untruths, they being devoid of abilities to absord and follow Ojibwa wisdom. Mosr of these lesser beings are liberal politicians. It is a sad reality. ~:^)
Aloha and Aho,
Mike
Mike
"The Ojibwa people have several recipes for preparing crow, a "contemporary" recipe being the baking of crow breasts in a bed of sauerkraut. The sauerkraut was good if you discarded the breasts.
Frankly, crows are carriers of many diseases, one being the West Nile Virus (WNV). Eating crow might be detrimental to your health. Studies of the West Nile Viruses and mosquitos in North Dakota, including avian studies, surmised: "Surprisingly, American crows had a high seroprevalence to WNV. Previous laboratory and field studies have indicated that most American crows die so quickly from WNV infection that they never have time to seroconvert." (A simple search on the web reveals there have been many studies across North America.)
I personally would not eat crow. Of course, we Ojibwa historically have never had to "eat crow" for any other reason than sustenance during rare periods of famine, we being the perfect personification of intellectual honesty and superb perception, always heuristically inclined to lead others. Unfortunately, lesser beings are not always inclined to listen to our wisdom. Thus, many lesser beings must "eat crow" after they speak untruths, they being devoid of abilities to absorb and follow Ojibwa wisdom. Most of these lesser beings are liberal politicians. It is a sad reality. ~:^) Aloha and Aho, Mike
Sorry Ojibwa, it's late and I could not think of anything better....;)
