Je me demande si je pourrai trouver cette saucisse une fois que serai de retour en Corée du Sud...
Tuesday, October 23, 2018
a most excellent sausage: the Toulouse
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
skip to main |
skip to sidebar
KEVIN'S WALK BLOGS
BIG HOMINID'S TEES
WHAT CORN AND PEANUTS ARE HIDDEN IN THE WARM AND STEAMING PILE?
Vapid cultural commentary, pungent reviews, sundry Korea-related musings, fartological/scatological humor, political flatulence, and nondualistic Zen excretions in prose or poetry form.
Got a beef? Write the Hominid at bighominid@gmail.com, and put "HAIRY CHASMS" in the subject line, or your mail will be automatically trashed by Satan, my beautiful but deadly spam filter. Assume your mail will be published (editing at my discretion), unless you specify otherwise. Welcome to my backside.
BLOGROLLING POLICY: I don't do mutual linkage, and I have no problem with asymmetrical linkage: I link to bloggers who don't link back, and that's fine by me. Please DO NOT ask to be linked. Please DO NOT expect linkage just because you've linked to me. Also, if I don't link to you, please do not assume I think your blog sucks.
COMMENTS POLICY: My blog is my house; I'm responsible for keeping my dwelling clean. Commenters are guests, and guests of this blog will be civil, succinct, and relevant. All comments are subject to approval; I reserve the right to publish or not publish—in a pristine or altered form—all comments (and emails intended as comments) that I receive. Act like an asshole on my turf, and I'll make you look like the asshole you are. Be cool, and we won't have a problem. Simple, yes? And before I forget:
NO ANONYMOUS COMMENTS. Take responsibility for what you say. Screen names are OK, but no sock puppetry. Use the same SN consistently.
Click Dalma Daesa and see where he leads you.
"Fire scroton torpedoes!!"
(image courtesy of Rory)
Comments CURRENTLY ALLOWED.
NO ANONYMOUS COMMENTS!
Big Hominid Watches Over You
Click Dalma Daesa and see where he leads you.
NO ANONYMOUS COMMENTS!
HIRSUTE COMRADES
BLOG ARCHIVE
-
▼
2018
(1084)
-
▼
October
(131)
- "Ant-Man and the Wasp": one-paragraph review
- that sound: my earworm
- shit-stirrer
- that's a no-go for Bundang
- scones done correctly
- seeing racism where there is none
- mon nouveau grimoire
- Thanos = God?
- the dubious gift of Gab
- France: final thoughts
- gifticles
- first meal on Korean soil
- one last shot of Maman and Papa
- La Rochelle: getting lost and getting back
- La Rochelle: before we got lost
- La Rochelle: the tour begins in earnest
- La Rochelle: by the water
- Friday lunch: my last meal
- quick note
- blogging blackout for 24(?) hours
- l'église fortifiée à Courçon
- lunch in Marans
- l'Eglise Saint Eutrope
- Thursday-morning walk
- the marsh by boat: conclusion
- the marsh by boat: lighting the gas
- the marsh by boat: the journey continues
- the marsh by boat: into the maze
- the marsh by boat: the trip begins
- the longer walk to Niort
- getting rid of fleas
- Tuesday walk: back to civilization
- Tuesday walk: along the Sèvre niortaise
- Tuesday walk: pre-Sèvre
- that's $3.15 US; it'd be $12 in Korea
- a flower on Dominique's property
- finally, a shot of the parents' house
- a most excellent sausage: the Toulouse
- flied lice
- Sunday's balade
- a brief Saturday walk
- Saturday lunch
- war monument
- the featured chef
- seen on the way to the train station
- the one building Papa liked
- fifth church (Niort, centre ville)
- wandering the (back) streets of Niort
- downtown Niort: City Hall and fortress
- fourth church
- third church
- second church
- first church
- Thursday lunch
- the only preview you need to see
- today: lunch, a tour, shopping, and food prep
- Happy 3rd Anniversary, Sean and Jeff!
- sick day
- walk to Niort: there and back again
- walk to Niort: la Brèche and Tim's private school
- walk to Niort: a glimpse inside the Eglise Notre-Dame
- walk to Niort: finally into the city
- walk to Niort: in and out of towns
- walk to Niort: dark to daylight
- Monday dinner
- Happy 39th, Sean!
- chez les parents bis
- chez Maman et Papa
- rainy Sunday outing 3
- rainy Sunday outing 2
- rainy Sunday outing 1
- Sunday lunch
- dîner à la française
- the elusive Augustin
- long jump
- déjeuner à la française
- coming back home for lunch
- le vrai marais
- gardens and plants en route to the marsh
- Tim becomes my tour guide
- first peek at the town
- a tour of my room
- déclaration de guerre contre le bambou
- my own little tour of the property
- most of the family
- petit déjeuner à la française
- locally made unfiltered apple juice
- Tim's animals
- morning views
- last 2 pics from Paris
- travel note
- l'approche de la Tour Eiffel
- one of the reasons why I've missed Europe
- I wish I'd eaten this
- the Montparnasse area
- goodbye, airport
- paying my respects to the local phallic symbol
- le petit déjeuner, style Best Western
- ...et salut, la France!
- au revoir, la Corée!
-
▼
October
(131)
5 comments:
Easy for you to say...
It does look delicious though.
I wonder if I could find it in Texas? Looks yummy.
Is this the stuff? https://honest-food.net/wild-game/duck-goose-recipes/sausages-salami/toulouse-style-duck-or-goose-sausage
Mike,
My Toulouse was definitely pork, but I'll ask Dom about it when he's back from his business trip.
Mike,
Ah, I see the article notes that traditional Toulouse is all pork.
Annie,
I hope you find it! If not, it looks as though you've got a cooking project ahead of you!
Post a Comment