Ducks pose mortal peril to intruders.

AlaricAdair · 21-03-2011

In line with the duck bias of this forum I thought I should highlight that ducks have their uses.

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Pete11 · 17-02-2017

Of course ducks have their uses...what else would you use orange sauce for.

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AlaricAdair · 21-03-2011

Sadly in the end of the BBC report they come to a pate awful end.

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Pete11 · 17-02-2017

And here come the puns.

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shutter · 06-11-2007

@Pete11 and how on earth would you make an eider down quilt for your bed... or some nice comfy pillows ?

Shep41 · 31-05-2017

Wasnt this article on pate news lol 😂😂

Mav · 06-04-2007

@Pete11 wrote:

And here come the puns.

Please, no, I'm quacking up already

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petlew · 30-08-2007

@AlaricAdair Er! What duck bias would that be then?

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AlaricAdair · 21-03-2011

Shirley you know of the monstrous duck thread? I dare not speak its name.

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7up · 01-08-2007

@Pete11 wrote:

Of course ducks have their uses...what else would you use orange sauce for.

Disgusting thought that. I've only ever once tried Duck and it was disgusting. No amount of any sauce could ever change that.

Duck ranks right at the bottom with Rabbit.

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petlew · 30-08-2007

@AlaricAdair, Aw! go on I dare you, I can see your fingers quivering over the keyboard now, taking on a life of their own...

@7up, I have to say I agree with you. Duck breast is a perennial favourite of the TV chefs. Like you I find it inedible. In fact, I can't find anything palatable about any "game bird" meats, especially in the almost raw state most of them offer it. and those bits of lead-shot in grouse can break your teeth, And as for pigeon, yuk! pass the sick-bag please.

Experience; is something you gain, just after you needed it most.

When faced with two choices, simply toss a coin. It works not because it settles the question for you. But because in that brief moment while the coin is in the air. You suddenly know what you are hoping for.

RobPN · 17-05-2013

@7up wrote:

Duck ranks right at the bottom with Rabbit.

I've never tried rabbit, but if forced to make a choixe I'd rather eat that than squirrel.

AlaricAdair · 21-03-2011

Not too much meat on a rabbit, roast with rosemary. Tastes okay, as long as you remember to drain the rabbit's bladder after killing it. If you don't the meat will spoil quite quickly. The most difficult part is avoiding the glare of your kids as they they miss their pet Bunnikins. It seems not even rabbit fur slippers will mollify them.

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Mav · 06-04-2007

SWMBO cooked duck for me one New Year's Day. It was revolting. I didn't like the taste or texture and vowed never to eat it again.

Rabbit, like a lot of meat, tastes like chicken - especially if you're told that it is chicken

Last time I was in Ukraine we went to SWMBO's dad's farm. There was a rabbit in the garden which I stroked. You know what's coming... I was told dinner was chicken until after when I informed it was the rabbit. I must say, I did enjoy it

The fresh eggs off the farm were lovely as were the real chickens.

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twocvbloke · 06-11-2014

@Mav wrote:

Last time I was in Ukraine we went to SWMBO's dad's farm. There was a rabbit in the garden which I stroked. You know what's coming... I was told dinner was chicken until after when I informed it was the rabbit. I must say, I did enjoy it

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