Pyrpolizer wrote:GCs prefered the young pigeons in the past the so called "palazouthkia". My grandma was making us soups with pigeons everytime we happened to catch cold. She thought it was the most effective medicine.
Kikapu wrote:Birkibrisli wrote:Can someone tell me...Is pigeon meat a delicacy in GC cuisine as well?
Or is it (was it) just a peculiarity of TCs???
Bir, I use to shoot not only pigeons but sparrows with my Catapult, but not in Cyprus only.....but in London.
I think Sparrows were more of a delicacy than Pigeons, in the good old days.
I even hit a Sparrow with a "free throw" by hand.
Damn, I should have become a Pitcher for the Yankees Baseball Team.
the_snake_and_the_crane wrote:Ewwwwwww...i couldnt eat a pigeon - im totallys shit scared of them.
If im walking on the pavement and i see one i walk right around it.
the_snake_and_the_crane wrote:Maybe its just London pigeons...
But they actually DO look like flying rats with their grey feathers and red eyes. Actually the freakiest ones are the plain white ones.
Its the flapping noise i hate...that shit scares me.
They shit everywhere.
They eat shit off the streets.
I hate the "roo roo" noise they make.
I hate their boney dirty looking feet.
I got a phobia of most things that are feathers and bone but maybe because pigeons are so dirty and such pests that the idea of eating them revolts me.
Also when I was very young on holiday in Cyprus, I saw two dead pigeons on the side of the kitchen at my aunties in her village. I asked what they were doing there - when I was told that was my meal I wanted to cry and was longing for a McDonalds like crazy (yes i know McD's is pure SHIT but when your young its a treat!)...I think that evening I just ate koulouri bread with tzantziki...nice and plain lol.
Maybe that experience also added to my phobia.
Actually my phobia of birds came from when my sick and sadistic auntie came round one Christmas (just before) with a big black dustbin bag. I asked what was in it and she said my Christmas present. I threw my hand into the bag and clenched to grab what I thought was something nice and boxed with shiney wrapping paper. But when i did clench, I felt something soft and boney and feathery - infact i think i crushed a bone. It turned out to be two dead Turkeys. I know she's my auntie but she is a sick bitch.
I'll eat Chicken but the moment I see a head or a claw i wanna be sick. I hate looking at half eaten roast chicken cos it just looks like a carcus to me.
shahmaran wrote:jeeez man talk about being out of touch with reality!!
i think anyone who cannot deal with dead animals, do not deserve to eat them!!
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