UNWRAPPED!

Hoss

I just watched an episode,they had a segment called "FurTraders" favorites........Pickled oysters,Japalenos, fried Buffalo tounge and Mountain Oysters. And ya'll wanna make fun of 'Loney!

Car Wash Mike

You do know 1/2 the people here don't know what Mountain Oysters are? Don't you?
Mike

Hoss

Gimme a break! I guess they have'nt heard of Chitlins either! :laugh:

Unknown

Ha ha ha

Unknown

He he he

Basscat

Mountain Oysters and Buffalo tongue are 2 of my favorite things! I would fry the oysters and boil the tongue, though.

Hoss

The tounge was fried,the MO's too, the jalepenos and Saltwater oysters were pickled.I guess they had to pickle the saltwater oysters to make the journey.it was interesting.the most ordered meal was TALLOW/MARROW eaten outta split bones! ..mad cow!???

2Fategghead

Give me a bologna samich any day! Tim

NoVA Bill

Growing up I knew a bunch of "old world" folks that went after marrow. For me a couple Millers and Mt. Oysters used to be dinner at a country bar when I was stationed at Offutt AFB.

Jupiter Jim

Nothing more pleasing to the palate than a nice warm smokey slimy chunk of Egged LONEY
Loney Iron Chef Jupiter Jim

Wise One

Reminds me that when I was growing up, there were these two sisters who grew up on a cattle farm. They were beautiful girls but once the word got out that one of their favorite foods was Mountain Oysters, no guy in town would ask them out. It took going off to college and away from the local gossip for them to recover their social status.

civil eggineer

There isn't any saltwater where mountain oysters are "grown". They are delicious beyond imagination though.

THA

I used to buy my mountain oysters in a little Mexican market across the river next to the bullfight ring. One day they looked a bit different and the butcher told me "Seenior, some times the bull, he does not always lose"

Hoss

The Mountain Oysters were fried.The regular oysters were pickled.I have had the Mountain Oysters and you are correct.Very tasty.

bldrbill

They serve 'em in the beer joints and skull orchards around here. Call 'em steer fries. They're supposed to be good, but I'll have to take someone else's word.

WokOnMedium

I learned what Rocky Mountain Oysters were in the 1st grade.

My uncle was in a band The Rocky Mountain Oysters Bluegrass Music. He sent me a T-shirt for Christmas when I was small. The teacher made me turn it inside out. Naturally, I needed to know why the instant I got home :laugh:

Never ever ate one though.

Hoss

That's precious!!! :laugh: