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Are you curious about what people around the world have for their meal?
Well, I’m sure am! So I’ve started a Challenge for foodies (any everyone else, as long as you eat!). It’s called “What is for…”, you can find out more >>> here
This is the Chicken feet with dumpling noodle.
I know some people may find the chicken feet disgusting, saying its dirty and look hideous. But if cooked well, it can taste very good. In fact, the chicken feet is said to contain a lot of subtance that is good for the joints.
The dumplings aka “Shui Jiao” have minced meat and prawns as filling. They’re not the same as Wanton which only have meat as filling.
This one also suits my taste!
Ah huh… fellow Asian!!
LOL
There is a stall that provides delicious meatball with chicken feet near my house… I will send its gravy broth if you want.
I like the concept of not wasting food. In some parts of Bulgaria where people keep their own animals, they eat all the parts of the animal. I haven’t tried the feet though, I am not a big meat eater in general.
Feet doesn’t have much meat but it’s pretty troublesome to eat.
there is a lot of bones
I think they are mostly used for making soup here.
Really? I haven’t seen people around me use them for soup…
but that sounds like a good idea… and must more economic, I believe
It is very interesting how different cultures find different purpose for the same thing.
Yikes! I believe you but I would be ok with the noodles and dumplings!
Hahaha… I expected this kind of reaction … XD
Yea, they do sell dumpling noodles too … and its cheaper … hehe
I have seen the dish on food shows on television but never tried it before. I am sure it all cheaper… enjoy! 🙂
Yeah, chicken feet is pretty common in Asian. It’s a dish in Dim Sum too.
I guess it takes courage to try it, I remember struggling before taking my first bite too
The problem is I grew up (US) where there were farms everywhere. The chickens would walk around in the dirt and mud and lay the eggs. We ate the chickens but never their feet. But I should not knock it until I try it I guess.
Haha, I’ve locals (Asians) saying that too… the feet are dirty cause they step everywhere with it… and it’s not just mud they step on, they step on their own waste (Euuk)!!!
Come to think of it, I probably should cut down on it too or believe that the stall cleans their food very thoroughly :p
Thant is funny when you think about it!