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TheMalcolmConnection 07-15-2009 01:40 PM

Craziest Local Delicacy?
 
So I out at my favorite restaurant the other day and was eating some of my favorite collard green cakes and it got me thinking..."I wonder where else in the country this exists?"

There's also this restaurant that's a three store chain around here called Kenny's. Best fried chicken you've ever had in your life. They have something called a "Sauceburger". My wife and I both think the sauce is basically a mixture of ketchup, mustard and relish but we can NEVER get it right at home.

What is something totally unique that you eat that might just be in your area?

firstdown 07-15-2009 01:42 PM

Re: Craziest Local Delicacy?
 
Mountain Oysters.

TheMalcolmConnection 07-15-2009 01:43 PM

Re: Craziest Local Delicacy?
 
[quote=firstdown;567925]Mountain Oysters.[/quote]

Whoa. I've heard of those but have never actually seen them. Have you seriously tried those?! What do they taste like?

MTK 07-15-2009 01:45 PM

Re: Craziest Local Delicacy?
 
I heard they taste kinda nutty.

firstdown 07-15-2009 01:46 PM

Re: Craziest Local Delicacy?
 
[quote=TheMalcolmConnection;567926]Whoa. I've heard of those but have never actually seen them. Have you seriously tried those?! What do they taste like?[/quote]

I guess for the ones that don't know they are Big Balls and yes I have had them. Its been a long time ago and I had no clue what I was eating but from what I remember they where pretty good. One of my parents best friend owned a hugh pig farm in Smithfield and he cooked them at a SB party. If I remember correctly they tasted like meat.

No one noticed my typo and I typed "Big Balls" instead of "Pig Balls".

TheMalcolmConnection 07-15-2009 01:49 PM

Re: Craziest Local Delicacy?
 
Hahaha. Nice... Not to be nasty but I would expect more "pop" when you eat them.

mredskins 07-15-2009 01:53 PM

Re: Craziest Local Delicacy?
 
Clam Cakes are very popular in RI where I grew up. They are kind of like hush puppies but with clam in them. They are actually really good.

I also love scrabble but that seems to be everywhere now a days.

Gmanc711 07-15-2009 01:54 PM

Re: Craziest Local Delicacy?
 
Garbage Plates Anyone? Thats a pretty "Rochester, NY" type thing, although I have seen it in the area.... pretty much the most unhealthy thing, but greatest thing on earth...

Take your pick, two hot dogs/hamburgers put on top of a combination of mac salad/baked beans/homefries/french fries (your choice of two) than topped with oninons/ketchup/mustard and MEAT hot sauce... if you dont have meat hot sauce, you really have not lived... I've heard its pretty much a local thing, but has anyone else had these?

SmootSmack 07-15-2009 01:54 PM

Re: Craziest Local Delicacy?
 
Steamed cheeseburgers are kind of a big deal around here. I'd never heard of them before I moved up here, but there's a place called Ted's that has pretty awesome steamed cheeseburgers.

Anyone else ever had turtle soup?

hooskins 07-15-2009 02:02 PM

Re: Craziest Local Delicacy?
 
Any one watch the Travel Channel? This conversation reminds me of No Reservations or Bizarre Foods.

RobH4413 07-15-2009 02:12 PM

Re: Craziest Local Delicacy?
 
Not really a delicacy, but kind of a local flavor that you can't find anywhere.

Roy's place in Gaithersburg. Over 200 different kinds of sandwiches. Sadly, Roy passed away a few months ago, but the place still carries on the tradition.

Check out the menu...

[url=http://www.roysplacerestaurant.com/menu.html]Roy's Menu -- Featuring Over 200 Unique Sandwiches[/url]

One of the sandwiches is

A Good Cold Sandwich

"Two stale heels of bread enclosing a freshly-made ice cube"

SmootSmack 07-15-2009 02:16 PM

Re: Craziest Local Delicacy?
 
Roy died? That's awful. Roy's place is an institution in Gaithersburg.

TheMalcolmConnection 07-15-2009 02:29 PM

Re: Craziest Local Delicacy?
 
[quote=SmootSmack;567934]Steamed cheeseburgers are kind of a big deal around here. I'd never heard of them before I moved up here, but there's a place called Ted's that has pretty awesome steamed cheeseburgers.

Anyone else ever had turtle soup?[/quote]

I had one of those a while back and I think it was definitely up in New England. Gives it a TOTALLY different texture. Delicious.

And Gmanc, you've told me about those before, and I want one of those for breakfast every single day.

MTK 07-15-2009 02:43 PM

Re: Craziest Local Delicacy?
 
[quote=Gmanc711;567933]Garbage Plates Anyone? Thats a pretty "Rochester, NY" type thing, although I have seen it in the area.... pretty much the most unhealthy thing, but greatest thing on earth...

Take your pick, two hot dogs/hamburgers put on top of a combination of mac salad/baked beans/homefries/french fries (your choice of two) than topped with oninons/ketchup/mustard and MEAT hot sauce... if you dont have meat hot sauce, you really have not lived... I've heard its pretty much a local thing, but has anyone else had these?[/quote]

We have a local place in Saratoga called PJ's BBQ and they have garbage plates, but they give proper credit to the Rochester area on the menu.

GMScud 07-15-2009 02:48 PM

Re: Craziest Local Delicacy?
 
A buddy of mine lived in Hilton Head for a while, and I used to drive up from Florida every summer and visit. Anyway, there was this awesome breakfast place down the street from his house called Skillets. They had a platter called The Kitchen Sink. It had everything except, well, the kitchen sink. Eggs, sausage, pancakes, bacon, hash browns... it was awesome. Great hangover food.


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