Re: Native American History &They eat horses don't they???!!!

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: : : : As a total horse fan and a rider for some years (English style, of course!!!), I just wanted to say how much I enjoyed your piece on the Appaloosa.  I also wanted to make sure that you know we don't eat horses in England - its those darned Francais again!!!

: : : : Adele

: : : Hmmm.  What wine do you serve with horse I wonder?  I haven't seen that mentioned in any of my various cookbooks and references.

: : : Billy

: : Hmmmmm. Didn't we have a recipe for Cheval En Croute featuring
: : Jo's fabulous disappearing horse? It's somewhere in the
: : archives, I'm sure. Now I used to call my old horse 
: : Gainesburger when he was bad -- like when he would step
: : on my foot and not move, or when he would release various
: : effluvia when I was bent over behind him picking his
: : back hoof. When he was REALLY being evil, I'd hold a
: : little thing of Elmer's Glue under his nose and say
: : "See??? See??? Want to go join your aunts and uncles???"
: : He would just ignore me or reach over to bite my butt
: : when I wasn't looking... as do so many others! *sob! sniff!*

: : Doc M

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: HEY! HEY! (or should I be saying: Hay, Hay!)
: Keep my horse out of this recipe business; it is bad enough his feelings are very hurt at the moment as he wasn't featured more in the DVD version; he might go on another walk about if shown a glue jar....or "horse of the day" plate menu; thank you very much!  And NO, being the Achiever of Ancient Archives; there is NO recipe for my horse...!!!!! (that I remember anyway....another figment of Doc M's "brain's" imagination)

: Jo


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