If people WERE to cook a kitten, how would you eat yours?
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i like to dine out
with a bit of fried rice lmao
with my mouth
deep fried in beer batter with onion rings on the side lol
in a curry with rice
On a stick
Probably have mine sweet & Sour every week from the local take away
Fried with a Ratatouille
from UFC unlucky fried kittten
One bite at a time. lol
buy holding my nose
Marinaded for ninety minutes with half a dozen panda cub noses. then stuff two of three water voles up its bum, then roasted at 185 C for a hour and half and served with roasties and Dolphin gravy.
Sunday roast and leave the eyes in, may see me through Monday as well
No, to scrawny. Heee..hee.
I would replace it with a Indian chicken curry recipe. Slow cook the meat for 24 hours for extra tenderness. I'm drooling just thinking about it.
in the KITchen dipped in PUS SY and TOMato juice
I would never eat my kitten!
no thanks i do not eat *****
I don't think I would like fried kitty. Well I shouldn't say that because i think in the Chinese places that's what they use instead of chicken. lol
raw like sushi
I think if kitty was on the menu, I would have it de-furred and grilled with either New Potatos or baked potato, Asparagus, Rice Pillaf, and squash.
Or, Veggie meddley, asparagus, lobster, and mashed potatos. The kitty would still be grilled but a mushroom sauce would be drizzled atop!
Oh, I would also preffer that my kitty be free-range!
During the Vietnemese war a rat was sold for $150 and cooked in rice wine.
I used to breed Siamese cats for a living and we killed one and ate it, We cooked it in white wine too, and it tasted disgusting.
never happen
You are fuckin' sick
alive
Raw just like sushi.
you nasty person.there is only one pusy you should be eating I know there are 2 S's in pusy but it won't let me submit it)
without the fur but which BBQ sauce like chicken or something
very carfully
slow roast with some bbq sause on a stick shish kabob style.
nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo.
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