Working with a lot of Guangdongers (Cantonese), my diet has seen a radical shift. Mrs. Stevo likes pork: Pork for breakfast, pork for lunch, and (you guessed it) pork for dinner. I eat a lot of pork. Mostly very spicy pork, Mrs. Stevo being from fiery Hunan.
aside: Hunan girls have a reputation as being fiery – I will say that is well deserved.
The Guangdong boys, on the other hand, eat duck. Duck for lunch, duck for dinner. Cantonese Roast Duck, stewed duck, duck soup, duck heads, duck, duck, duck, duck, duck. Growing up in Canada duck wasn’t on the menu. For some, the children of duck hunters or farmers, yes. For moi? Nay. I didn’t eat duck until I came to China.
One night last week we had goose (which in Chinese is three character – two of which are duck and chicken – I guess the goose covers all bases). Soon, I will be the Foreign King of Water Fowl.
I’m not complaining. Nay. It’s a pleasant change from pork.
The above image was taken in Kenilworth, England during my January 2009 excursion.
Beautiful feathered treats! All I can think is confit, confit, confit.
.-= madame donna´s last blog ..San Diego: Food Expo at the Convention Center =-.
I have to try duck one day. Maybe here locally.
.-= mike´s last blog ..Notes – trivia 4 =-.
I love this shot. It made me laugh (not an easy task these days).
.-= Robin´s last blog ..Home =-.
LOL They look like they’re catching up on the latest gossip. I love ducks, living and on the menu.
.-= Shawn´s last blog ..I Haven’t Been Around For A Couple Of Days… =-.
Haha Hunan girls are fiery eh?