They wanted to know if I wanted to eat what "Cuisine Magazine" calls the "World's Most Exotic Food". Of course, I did. It is Bulat.
Bulat is a 10-14 day old fertilized duck egg. Yummy.
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Our Peace Corps Adventure on the South Pacific island nation of Samoa from 2007-2009 is over.The impact on our life is great. Please join us as the "Adventure" continues.
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2 comments:
You know, that one ranks right up there with pickled pig's feet that some folks eat here, or cow brains. Whatever floats your boat I guess.
Ciao from Italy
:)
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