Wow Marysol! That looks amazing! Dead animal? Where? I only see a Mechoui and it looks delish. Did you have it done through A1? I was thinking of doing one this summer...
Sorry if some found my piggy icky. I had some even shots!! ha ha.
The pig came from Montreal I believe, it came already stuffed too. Some family members live there.
I would totally trust A-1! Ask them how to slice it too. The cousins did it (it's a guy thing) but it was badly butchered... Just a quick 3 minutes course on where and how to slice.
That is such a weird coincidence: I had a méchoui a couple of weeks ago too. That is what they served at the Scottish wedding I went to. And we had some of the skin... Divine. Here is picture. I don't know if it will work, though.
This blog started out as a diary of what we ate at home on a daily basis. I cook everything from scratch, so it was nice to have a journal, a collection of all our recipes. In November 2010 opened Edgar, our tiny café.
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Looks like you had a very tasty weekend!
Woah! That spit roasted pig is making me crave pork and crackling...
And I just ate a grilled chicken breast salad!?!?!
That snail is so teeny. How did you ever even notice him?
-Im also very jealous of your berries, that is a delicious amount.
Yummmm!
I'm not sure "cute" is an appropriate word to describe the snail..but...HOW CUTE! xx
I really really wanted to peel the skin off the porky and eat it!!! But we had to share and be civilized...
The snail was on a cucumber that I picked from the garden - if not, I would have never noticed!
Yes, very tasty weekend!
Eek! There needs to be a warning before dead animal pictures methinks! *s* (s = squemish)
Wow Marysol! That looks amazing!
Dead animal? Where? I only see a Mechoui and it looks delish. Did you have it done through A1? I was thinking of doing one this summer...
Sorry if some found my piggy icky. I had some even shots!! ha ha.
The pig came from Montreal I believe, it came already stuffed too. Some family members live there.
I would totally trust A-1! Ask them how to slice it too. The cousins did it (it's a guy thing) but it was badly butchered... Just a quick 3 minutes course on where and how to slice.
Thanks for the info!
That is such a weird coincidence: I had a méchoui a couple of weeks ago too. That is what they served at the Scottish wedding I went to. And we had some of the skin... Divine. Here is picture. I don't know if it will work, though.
http://lh5.ggpht.com/_-qpjaoXIbMk/TEml9okVnvI/AAAAAAAABnE/pID0kjt_iB8/s640/Mariage%20031.JPG
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