It can be hairy or hairless but its gotta be clean. Hey-o!!!
I tried horse steak in Brussels. It was good and a bit sweet.
Companies in belgium and other places used to make corned beef with horse meat. Used to import into the U.S. It was actually some of the best "corned beef" i'd ever tasted. I THINK that's the only way i've eaten it....but been overseas a few times, so not really sure....LOL.
Here's a link to a Forbes article that anyone considering eating horse meat might find interesting:
http://www.forbes.com/sites/vickeryeckhoff/2012/06/18/how-safe-is-that-horse-meat/
I really don't like horses at all. Used to joke about being chairman of the North American Committee to Extinct Horses, but the phrase "spit that out, you don't know where it's been" applies to horse meat. (might also apply to one of the wild animals referenced above . . .) A wild horse is one thing, but a horse that has been to the vet may be something else.
As I see it, there is no quality assurance function in our system right now to prevent horse slaughterers from processing animals which are sick, or which have a long and probably unknown life of treatment.
Of course those Americans who don't want cute animals killed are raising a stink. Only the fanatics are concerned with cows, sheep and pigs, but lots of folks profess to love horses. With the price of feed what it is now, lots of horses are suffering.
http://www.forbes.com/sites/vickeryeckhoff/2012/06/18/how-safe-is-that-horse-meat/
I really don't like horses at all. Used to joke about being chairman of the North American Committee to Extinct Horses, but the phrase "spit that out, you don't know where it's been" applies to horse meat. (might also apply to one of the wild animals referenced above . . .) A wild horse is one thing, but a horse that has been to the vet may be something else.
As I see it, there is no quality assurance function in our system right now to prevent horse slaughterers from processing animals which are sick, or which have a long and probably unknown life of treatment.
Of course those Americans who don't want cute animals killed are raising a stink. Only the fanatics are concerned with cows, sheep and pigs, but lots of folks profess to love horses. With the price of feed what it is now, lots of horses are suffering.
I've never tried it, but you guys know me, I'll stick anything in my mouth.
What is wrong that you can't give her away?
