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I'll pretty much eat anything – chicken- foot soup, stewed peas with pigs' tails, whatever – but I can't handle moist bread.
Noting that the street is home to a diverse group of merchants, Ms. Gerend added, "You can eat anything from cow foot soup to great burritos there".
You can find them everywhere, serving pepperpot (a one-pot slow-cooked dish), stewed fish, steamed fish, "goat water" (which is like a soup and can be spicy), and bull foot soup – that's very potent.
The food counter, however, is a sea of spice and color: lamb shanks emerging from oily red lagoons, rich green saag, yellow biriyani, freshly buttered naan; hard-to-find dishes like paya — cow foot soup — lack any description on the wall menu.
6. Strangest meal abroad: It is a toss up between hachinoko (bee larvae) and chicken foot soup in Japan.
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But they turned out to be just right as they were: the perfect foil for the cow's-foot soup.
On the placemat sat a bowl of soybean-and-pig's-foot soup that Auntie Mei had cooked, as she had for many new mothers before this one.
He cooked food from Trinidad for them and for anybody else who happened to be around, dishes like dried codfish stewed with tomatoes and garlic, and chicken-foot soup and souse.
One of them, a pastor, asserted that his family's chicken-feet soup could cure any virus — "only viruses, now," he said by way of modesty — in 15 minutes.
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