Where to get a horse steak?

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    Where to get a horse steak?

    All this talk about horse steaks has gotten me hungry. Do you know of any butchers in the city that sell horse meat, or better yet, any restaurants that serve horse steak?


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    try jockey club in happy valley


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    Quote Originally Posted by Kingsalomon:
    try jockey club in happy valley
    u must be havin a laff. What just walk up to the Jockey club and ask them when they are going to slaughter the horses. jockey clubs not into that.

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    I was thinking about suggesting the Jockey Club too! lol


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    Quote Originally Posted by wtbhotia:
    u must be havin a laff. What just walk up to the Jockey club and ask them when they are going to slaughter the horses. jockey clubs not into that.
    May be they do if you have enough cash on you.

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    Obviously you would have to head to Shenzhen

    http://skateboardermag.com/staff-blog/22-horse.jpg


    Foodio54 Blog

    this actually needs its own thread as it also features dugh


    or Guilin

    Horse Meat Noodle
    This is quite a historical cuisine originated from Qing Dynasty. Making horse meat noodle is slight different from others. Its soup is cooked from horse meat and bone under high heat and long hours until it turns milky white and thick.

    Rice noodle is soaked in hot water to make it loose and easy for the mouth. Deep fried crispy horse meat is added to the top. Boiling soup is added to the bowl.

    Historical way of eating horse meat noodle is an ‘espresso’ way. That is each bowl is a one-mouthful portion. While you finish one bowl, the waiter will keep on giving you the second and third and so on. A normal adult can easily eat up to 15 or 20 bowls.

    Nowadays, only a couple of shops in Guilin are selling horse meat noodle. Even so, the ‘espresso’ tradition has been change to a regular size bowl.

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    are you sure they are selling your horse meat in china and not rat meat?
    rofl...


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    I had excellent horse steak in Catania, Sicily.


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    Me (and the black horse I was riding on) nearly fell off a mountain once because the horse thought it was badass. Bring on the horse steaks


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    Quote Originally Posted by samtam:
    are you sure they are selling your horse meat in china and not rat meat?
    rofl...
    Of course not. Horse meat rice noodle is one of the signiture dishes of Guilin.

    Btw,the field mouse meat is edible. But I don't have the guts to try it...

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