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I am one of those people that will try just about anything once. Probably the weirdest thing I have had are fried bees.

I've never tried making my own before but where I live you don't have to travel far to find a place that makes them fresh daily. If you buy flour tortillas and heat them up at home it is best to heat them on a comal. It's basically a flat cast iron skillet and heats up the tortillas evenly.

I work in my family's restaurant and for fun I like to watch Star Trek, read, and play with software like Celestia. :online2lo

Some of the most dreadful sounding food tends to be some of the best tasting. And I agree, haggis is darn good. :chef:

We call it dressing and use cornbread along with a bunch of other stuff thrown in. Last year we mixed oyster in the dressing and it turned out really good.

Those are so cute!! Must get! :cool:

I didn't know it was considered unfit. It might just be a cultural thing but I really don't know. :huh:

I'm Chinese-American and remember getting in trouble every time I forgot to take my shoes off when I came home from school. Mom has a shoe radar and knows you are wearing them in the house even when she was upstairs in her sewing room. :lol:

When are the Texans going to step up and take charge?

I usually eat some calamari salad for breakfast. I know that is a very unusual breakfast but I love it so much. :tongue: If I do not have that then an omelet loaded with peppers will work. :smile:

I usually just put dried chilies and mustard seed in. :smile:

I use it as a glaze, mix it in stir fry but mostly what I do is mix it with soy sauce and sriracha chili sauce. It makes for a good egg roll dip. :)