Interesting. And useful info about manbrains too. I wonder what Martha Stewart would say about that...
"We find when we take the brain out that it is all wrinkly, so we stretch it out into a sheet about ten feet square and iron it before we use it. Once it is ironed it looks like this (stretches out a pink sheet). And now you can use it as a table cloth, or cut it into small filets and heat it in a light bearnaise sauce, like these. Aren't they just lovely? Fried brains for a late morning breakfast. It's a good thing."
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branchandroot
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Perhaps mice brains are tastey...?
"Single Gene Makes Mice Big-Brained, Study Finds
By Maggie Fox, Health and Science Correspondent"
EEEK!
Date: 2002-07-19 03:18 pm (UTC)YOU'LL NEVER EAT MY BRAINS!
Gal'ish
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Date: 2002-07-20 09:19 am (UTC)"We find when we take the brain out that it is all wrinkly, so we stretch it out into a sheet about ten feet square and iron it before we use it. Once it is ironed it looks like this (stretches out a pink sheet). And now you can use it as a table cloth, or cut it into small filets and heat it in a light bearnaise sauce, like these. Aren't they just lovely? Fried brains for a late morning breakfast. It's a good thing."