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We'll have to wait until tomorrow before the Gothamist Food post on last night's Taste of New York event, but we couldn't help but love this photograph of one dish that Stephanie Klein took.
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That picture is nasty! I'm Jewish and not a vegetarian, but stuff like that makes me want to dump meat.
I agree, that is just awful. I was watching some of the never-ending pig cooking shows on the food channel and couldn't help but notice how the people resembled what they were eating. Not only were they grossly overweight, but their faces looked like pigs as well. When Iron Chef came on it made the Americans look pathetic.
You know, becoming a vegetarian looks a bit more doable every day.
Clearly Jen's idea of "Good Eats" doesb't jive with the rest of the civilized world :)
That is soooo Godfather Part I... :)
There's something about seeing an animal in it's original animal form that totally turns me off to eating meat.
Uhh... the civilized world? The last time I checked, NYC foodies were still fawning over lardo pizza at Otto or bacon-wrapped dates at the tapas-place-of-the-moment. It's the same animal, people.
I think it looks awesome, and I think anyone who has never been to a pig roast has missed out on some seriously good eating. Go on, deprive yourselves.
I agree with astrid--that pig looks seriously yummy. It's not the kind of thing that I'd eat every day, but when you want to indulge, it's hard to beat that.
that photo is tasteless!
Jen just wants you to "pig out." (See the forthcoming volume of the Historical Dictionary of American Slang.)
I just got back from the first annual Asia Pacific Food Expo in Singapore. You foodies would have loved it. Lots of free samples. Dim sum for only a dollar or two. Dishes with names like "Buddha Jump Over the Wall" and "Goat's Milk Candy" and "Misai Kuching (cat's whiskers) Organic Herbal Tea."
wah wah wah people get over it. it's lechon. I will quote chris rock in this instance and say "If you're lucky enough to get your hands on a piece of steak, bite the sh*t out of it!"*
*see "Bring the Pain" dvd
(inserts sophmoric "i'd hit it" quote)
what's the big deal of someone saying "I don't want to eat meat." why is that so offensive?
PK:
It's offensive and and arrogant when someone calls you uncivilized for eating meat. see one of those quotes above.
I don't think that you are uncivilized, just cruel and selfish.
ok who let PETA in here?
grow up people. would u be able to sleep better if that pig was in the form of a hot dog in a bun? or chopped up in your soup? or pulled and slopped with brown/red bbq sauce goo? would that be hipper to your taste? on another note, i've seen some of that vegetarian crap they call "fake meat" and it LOOKS like dung, but i don't go saying it's uncivilized or say juvenile things like "oh man, meat eating sure looks better after i've seen that bogus crap"
Don't be hatin' That pig looks awesome. For the haters, don't let your guilty conscience get the best of you. Just imagine it's the same bacon, hot dog, ham that you gorge on everyday! It's the same thing! Except this tastes better....
I like meat (pigs are such magical animals -- so many delicacies from one animal), but I do have a strict "no face" policy when the item reaches my table.
That picture is totally offensive! Jen is pushing the envelope of what qualifies for "food." -YUCK!
the only way i imagine that could possibly OFFEND anyone is if you look at the pig's face and it somehow remarkabely resembles your own. well, then, i can understand. it's embarrassing being on a platter like that all juicy and plump and ready-to-eat.
its a shame how people immediately say things like "yuck" or "gross" or just call people "uncivilized" for their taste in food. the roast pig in my culture is called lechon. it is typically cooked when you're celebrating a major event, like a marriage or a birthday. by cooking the best meat you have, and possibly the ONLY meat you have, this particularly applies to poorer asian countries, is a way to showing welcome to your guests, even if it means you'll be starving again for the next several months. by providing the best you have is wishing good blessing upon the celebrants. ignorance is bliss; but, it makes you stupid. don't knock it til you've tried it.
Yuck!
Is lechon the word for CRAP??
Hey Gothamist, nice audience. You got some real winners here. Maybe you can report on this at your next bloggers conference.
You guys ever been to an authentic Hawaiian Luau? This pig is the main course!