Noodle
Bronze Member
Oh, yes, I forgot. Rocky Mountain Oysters....
Ya know... they look really ... innocent ... when you see them laying there in the plate. Look like fried squash (breaded, of course), so it's not really a threatenin' thing. If you just sit there and look at them for a minute, you get kinda used to 'em. Then somebody around the table says ... 'Gonna taste 'em"
At $50 a pop, ya gotta do something, so you pick up the knife and fork and ... dig in...
Have to tell you they are overrated, but the atmosphere in those log cabin restaurants in the Idaho mountains cannot be beat. Rocky Mountain Oysters for an appetizer are just the beginning of a $250 meal; just make sure you have a company credit card.
Noodle
Ya know... they look really ... innocent ... when you see them laying there in the plate. Look like fried squash (breaded, of course), so it's not really a threatenin' thing. If you just sit there and look at them for a minute, you get kinda used to 'em. Then somebody around the table says ... 'Gonna taste 'em"
At $50 a pop, ya gotta do something, so you pick up the knife and fork and ... dig in...
Have to tell you they are overrated, but the atmosphere in those log cabin restaurants in the Idaho mountains cannot be beat. Rocky Mountain Oysters for an appetizer are just the beginning of a $250 meal; just make sure you have a company credit card.
Noodle