DONKEY

rabbit91476 · Newbie Joined: 06 Sep 2008 Posts: 65

yes im being serious any one ever tried donkey i saw it on that andrew zimmerman show on food network. was just crious if any one has tried it or knows how to get it

CrazyChef · Posted: Sat Sep 06 08 11:09 pm Post subject:

I would treat it like a goat. Similar body fat percentage, etc. Maybe just a simple salt, pepper, garlic rub. Possibly layer it with bacon or lard to keep it moist while cooking.
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wnkt · Posted: Mon Sep 08 08 7:50 am Post subject:

thats all well and good....but will it taste like A$$?....... Very Happy

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Limp Brisket · Posted: Sun Oct 26 08 8:53 pm Post subject:

I hate a bunch of it in Mexico while visiting there as a kid. I do remember it was grilled and good.

cruzado_xxi · Posted: Mon Oct 27 08 11:03 pm Post subject:

i try it depends on what part they serve me... Shocked

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Pit Boss · Posted: Tue Oct 28 08 4:29 am Post subject:

Enter that into a BBQ competition and you might just have your ass handed to you!

justin · Joined: 28 Oct 2008 Posts: 15 Location: Hong Kong

I had raw horse sashimi when I was stationed in Japan. It tasted just like...very rare beef, but a very slight gamey flavor.(chicken!!! just kidding) They dip it in a garlic soy sauce dip.
It's actually really good!
Another way I had it was ground up like burger and cooked with soy, brown cane sugar and rice wine. Served as a side with Japanese rice. Amazingly good!!! My ex wife's mother made this for me. As much as I DON'T miss my ex wife, I miss her mothers cooking! I learned a lot from that lady...

Alien BBQ · Posted: Sat Nov 01 08 6:31 am Post subject:

When I lived in Japan, I did not see many horses. Are you sure it wasn't the short, brown, four legged type that bark Very Happy

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T00lman · Posted: Sat Nov 01 08 7:23 am Post subject:

thats so wrong donkey
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BBQ-DAWG · BBQ Fan Joined: 19 Dec 2008 Posts: 148

Nasty.I used to have horses so to me thats like eating a dog or any other kind of pet.Wouldnt. Sad

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Awning Guy · Posted: Wed Dec 31 08 10:21 am Post subject: Re: DONKEY

jansboy · Newbie Joined: 17 Oct 2008 Posts: 31

We were on a tour bus on the Big Island in Hawaii and there were a lot of wild Burros there, the bus driver was a large fellow and he claimed they were Hawaii turkeys, he said that's because we have large families here. Sounded good to me , but never tried it.

SoEzzy · Posted: Wed Apr 08 09 3:04 am Post subject:

I've eaten horse and dog but not donkey, I liked horse, especially the steaks, they are similar to beef, but have less fat and a great grilled quickly over a high heat, and I've had them as burgers too, it's quite a sweet meat.

Dog I didn't know until after the meal, but that too was pleasant enough, but I'd prefer to keep them on all fours, instead of in my belly.
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