[Benedict A. Davis]

Re: Can True Christian women serve horsemeat for dinner?

I've eaten many pets. Every year as a child I had a pet turkey, every year we ate my pet for Christmas. I named the cows, I named the pigs, didn't quite go as far as naming the chickens, but you get the idea.

As for brother James horse, well I wouldn't eat that horse as it is probably stringy if you're riding it that hard. I believe the French have a specific breed that they get their meat from.

I believe it is kind of like veal, you eat the young, less exercised pony's. Heavily worked adult animals will have a lot more meat but it will be all muscle. Any good eating meat you will want it ''marbled''light threads of fat between the muscle fiber making it much more tender and tasty.
I dare say a shetland pony would be a perfect BBQ animal.

[Sister Charli]

Re: Can True Christian women serve horsemeat for dinner?

Koala meat is getting more and more difficult to obtain - darn greenies!! - so I must get some of this horse meat and try my speciality pie.

I will let you know how a horse and mango potato top pie tastes once I have had time to experiment.

In the meantime I have sent away for this book.

[James Hutchins]

Re: Can True Christian women serve horsemeat for dinner?

I've eaten many pets. Every year as a child I had a pet turkey, every year we ate my pet for Christmas. I named the cows, I named the pigs, didn't quite go as far as naming the chickens, but you get the idea.

As for brother James horse, well I wouldn't eat that horse as it is probably stringy if you're riding it that hard. I believe the French have a specific breed that they get their meat from.

LOL, you reminded me of a few cows we had when I was younger "Sir Loin" and "Burger King".
Ah the french, that explains why they have to slather all their food in a over-powering masking sauce.