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Country cooks across Europe and Asia respect and use every part of the animal.

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Maxim's Supermarket* - 31 Mar 2008

There's no shortage of Oriental and Asian markets in the area. But some of them offer a little extra. At Maxim's, it's the take-out food counter. It's packed with dishes some of which you need to be a little adventurous to try, like tripe, and various parts of the inner pig that look like Captain Davy Jones' face in 'Pirates of the Caribbean'. But there's also a wonderful stewed pork picnic cut that's been marinated and slow-cooked until it's almost purple which wouldn't upset the most conservative eater. And there are noodles and vegetable dishes, along with fried fish and chicken dishes that would frighten no-one. $4.25 buys you your choice of three dishes for a take-out meal in a box. read more...

Oriental & South East Asian markets - 26 Nov 2007

There is no shortage of Oriental and South East Asian supermarkets in the area. But some offer a little extra. read more...

Derma & Kischkes - 18 Nov 2007

Derma, or in Yiddish "kischkes", is a traditional dish often served at bar mitzvahs and weddings. read more...

Frogs' legs - 18 Nov 2007

A kind of comic French joke among the faint hearted, frogs' legs do taste a bit like chicken and certainly look like chicken wings. read more...

Offal - the funky bits - 18 Nov 2007

Country cooks across Europe and Asia respect and use every part of the animal. With meat costs soaring, it's time to learn to love offal. Great dishes have come from elements that can fill more delicate constitutions with horror. read more...

Foie gras and confits - 2 Nov 2007

Foie gras - food for the rich out of torture? Confits - food for the poor? read more...

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