Food in photo riddles

pawianThreads: 80 Posts: 4,542 Joined: May 30, 08 ♂	Edited by: pawian Jun 11, 09, 19:33 #1
1What and why? 2What exactly? 3 What vegetable is it? 4What dish is it going to be? 5What`s going on? Are these good mushrooms?

SeanBMThreads: 41 Posts: 8,647 Joined: Mar 10, 08 ♂	Jun 11, 09, 19:38 #2
pawian: 1What and why? Washing red berries?. pawian: 2What exactly? Karp? pawian: 3 What vegetable is it? Turnip? pawian: 4What dish is it going to be? Fish heads eeemmm. some kind of fish stock or soup?. pawian: 5What`s going on? The fish is getting revenge in the form of biting the person's thumb.

fred_chopin	Jun 11, 09, 19:44 #3
SeanBM: Turnip? I would have said celery root.

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Edited by: pawian Jun 11, 09, 19:48 #4

SeanBM:

pawian:

Washing red berries?.
Red but not berries. And why?

Karp?
Nope.

Turnip?
Nope.

Fish heads eeemmm. some kind of fish stock or soup?.
Yes, but what exactly?

The fish is getting revenge in the form of biting the person's thumb.
Yes, Yes, Yes.

Sean, have you been waiting for months for the thread to start? And when it took off, you immediately answered before anyone else had a chance??? :):):):):):)

fred_chopin:

I would have said celery root.

Nope.

SeanBMThreads: 41 Posts: 8,647 Joined: Mar 10, 08 ♂	Jun 11, 09, 19:59 #5
pawian: have you been waiting for months for the thread to start? And when it took off, you immediately answered before anyone else had a chance??? :):):):):):) You know i love the photo riddles :):):):) pawian: Are these good mushrooms? The are not bad just fungis! (terrible joke, I know)

plk123Threads: 30 Posts: 6,410 Joined: Aug 29, 07 ♂	Edited by: plk123 Jun 11, 09, 20:12 #6
turnip = rutabaga... i guess it could be sugar beat though 4. fish in jelly or possibly fish head soup. define good? i have no idea how they have been behaving.. they do look good however.. are they edible? no. 2. looks like perch. 5. you're getting a bj from the fish? ????

pawianThreads: 80 Posts: 4,542 Joined: May 30, 08 ♂	Jun 11, 09, 20:21 #7
plk123: turnip = rutabaga 4. fish in jelly or possibly fish head soup. define good? i have no idea how they have been behaving.. they do look good however.. are they edible? no. 2. looks like perch. Nope, I am sorry. plk123: 5. you're getting a bj from the fish? ???? Yes. My piranhas can be really nasty....

aphrodisiacThreads: 19 Posts: 3,906 Joined: Apr 15, 09 ♀	Edited by: aphrodisiac Jun 11, 09, 20:45 #8
1. cranberries( doubt is since it was taken in june) 2. sugar beet

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Edited by: SeanBM Jun 11, 09, 20:58 #9

pawian:

1What and why?

Washing radishes? because they have just been pulled up from under the ground?.
Or is someone going to take a bath with them, for medicinal purposes?.

pawian:

2What exactly?

A cross section of a fish.
Which fish.... Trout?.

pawian:

3 What vegetable is it?

A potato?.

pawian:

4What dish is it going to be?

I don't know but is it for bad children?.

pawian:

6.Are these good mushrooms?

plk123:

are they edible? no.

By careful process of elimination, I would say, Yes!

plk123Threads: 30 Posts: 6,410 Joined: Aug 29, 07 ♂	Jun 11, 09, 21:01 #10
SeanBM: By careful process of elimination, I would say, Yes! yes, that's how you eliminate yourself.

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Jun 11, 09, 21:28 #11

aphrodisiac:

1. cranberries( doubt is since it was taken in june)

Nope.

2. sugar beet

Yes!

SeanBM:

Washing radishes? because they have just been pulled up from under the ground?.
Or is someone going to take a bath with them, for medicinal purposes?.

:):):):):) Nope. Wine was made from them.....

A cross section of a fish.
Which fish.... Trout?.

Nope. It is smoked eel.

I don't know but is it for bad children?.

Nope. It is for good adult boys. Let it stay a secret for a while.

By careful process of elimination, I would say, Yes!

Yes! They are czernidłaks. They are edible but when alcohol is consumed along with them, you get a little poisoning.

Coprine is a compound found is a few of the Coprinus mushroom species, several of which are of culinary interest like Coprinopsis atramentaria. Consumed on their own, gastrointestinal discomfort is relatively rare but when taken with alcohol, "symptoms include facial reddening, nausea, vomiting, malaise, agitation and palpitations which arise 20 minutes to 2 hours after consumption." In effect the mushroom slows down the metabolism of alcohol leading to a buildup of acetaldehyde - a compound responsible for a lot of hangover symptoms. "Although very unpleasant, the syndrome has not been associated with any fatalities. The symptoms can occur if even a small amount of alcohol is consumed up to 3 days after eating the mushrooms and continue for over a week.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coprinus

aphrodisiacThreads: 19 Posts: 3,906 Joined: Apr 15, 09 ♀	Jun 11, 09, 21:29 #12
1. red currants then

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Jun 11, 09, 21:40 #13

aphrodisiac:

1. red currants then

Nope. They are sour cherries. My doctor, Dr. Scarpetta, ordered me to consume a lot of them to improve my digestive system. So I do.

They were all mine:

As for the fish, it is trout.

Peace and quite on the kitchen front! I am going to handle the fish when.....

A sudden attack commences! After a fierce struggle......

I have to bite off the fish`s head. My teeth are as sharp as a shark`s! One snap(shot) and it is all over.

BTW,
What species is it?

aphrodisiacThreads: 19 Posts: 3,906 Joined: Apr 15, 09 ♀	Jun 11, 09, 21:44 #14
pawian: They are sour cherries I knew that:). Thanks Pawian;)

SeanBMThreads: 41 Posts: 8,647 Joined: Mar 10, 08 ♂	Jun 11, 09, 21:54 #15
aphrodisiac: I knew that So did I :) That was a bit obvious.... pawian: What species is it? The sword fishes little nephew, the penknife fish?.

plk123Threads: 30 Posts: 6,410 Joined: Aug 29, 07 ♂	Jun 11, 09, 21:58 #16
so they are kind of edible.. definitely not choice.. i say, let them be unless you're into experimenting with your body.

pawianThreads: 80 Posts: 4,542 Joined: May 30, 08 ♂	Edited by: pawian Jun 12, 09, 22:38 #17
SeanBM: But my favourite are your riddle threads :) Very well. Let`s have fun. SeanBM: The sword fishes little nephew, the penknife fish?. No, it`s garfish. What???? 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

dtaylor5632Threads: 48 Posts: 4,346 Joined: May 2, 09 ♂	Jun 12, 09, 22:45 #18
1. It looks like a mixture of lard and meat, I order it when i have a Polish meal. 2. Cats first fish encounter? 5. Prune juice. 7. Langoustines. 8. A mole!!!! 11. Type of mushroom.

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Edited by: SeanBM Jun 12, 09, 23:06 #19

pawian:

1

Human brains... are you a zombie??? :)

pawian:

2

Cat backing down a bit, when the fish confronts him?, typical behaviour of a bully :):):)

dtaylor5632:

3 and 4

I think of muscles, the shell fish creature.
it isn't that, i know, so first completely random guess is,
3 a kind of fish sauerkraut?

4 a pile of entrails that would turn anyone vege :)
Meat in soup, more specific?, not well cooked, probably recently dead meat.

pawian:

5

This I know, I think, I can't remember the name but it is delicious and tastes of liquorish?.

pawian:

6

Normally I would say this is a normal, son and father (?) having a shot.
But that is not enough, and by the plant leaves hanging and books of the host (?)(I presume to be the more seasoned gentleman on the left?), i would say he has offered the other gentleman, the honour of tasting the first batch of his home made drink?.

pawian:

7

King prawns in a jacuzzi?.

pawian:

8

Is that a trap for some animal?.
The bait of what ever, is luring your pray?.
Although there is that ear looking thing on the fur....
As always just say if I am right or wrong :)

pawian:

9

Is the sacred kinda pink strawberry that is the symbol of freedom?.
It is on a cutting board, so it might be eatable...
Also i get the impression it has been skinned alive...
HHHmmm.... will need further input.

pawian:

10

Cabbage?

pawian:

11

Are you trying to throw me off the answer by approaching a dish washer with this?

I say it is a perfectly healthy, although slightly miss coloured cabbage.

aphrodisiacThreads: 19 Posts: 3,906 Joined: Apr 15, 09 ♀	Jun 12, 09, 23:55 #20
1. fish liver:)

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Jun 13, 09, 00:23 #21

aphrodisiac:

1. fish liver:)

#1 Looks like cod's liver
#4 I could smell it from my monitor - hmmm - is it called "misz-masz" :)
#8 Rabbit's nest?
#10 Thin-cut cabage with a bit of carrot salad?
#7 Crevettes after long run - tired and foamy
#9 Cactus' pear
#6 Two guys taking it easy ( must be having something over 80 proof - the second guy is a bit wary of the other one's ability to withstand the liquid shock)
#5 Wiśniowka or some sort of nałiewka (pardon spelling)
#2 Not that comfortable conversation (cat-wise ;)) with a herring
#11 Young curly cabbage
#3 Sea salad with herring, onion, shrimps and vinegar and sugar
Sorry for disorder.

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Edited by: pawian Jun 16, 09, 14:22 #22

dtaylor5632:

1. It looks like a mixture of lard and meat, I order it when i have a Polish meal..

Nope

2. Cats first fish encounter?
But with what fish???

5. Prune juice.
Nope.

7. Langoustines.
Yes!!! In jaccuzzi as Sean suggested.

8. A mole!!!!
Yes!! Great food. :):):)

11. Type of mushroom
Nope.

SeanBM:

Human brains... are you a zombie??? :).

Nope.

3 a kind of fish sauerkraut?
Kind of.

4 a pile of entrails that would turn anyone vege :)
Meat in soup, more specific?, not well cooked, probably recently dead meat.

No meat, it is fish.

5
This I know, I think, I can't remember the name but it is delicious and tastes of liquorish?.
Nope.

6
Normally I would say this is a normal, son and father (?) having a shot.
But that is not enough, and by the plant leaves hanging and books of the host (?)(I presume to be the more seasoned gentleman on the left?), i would say he has offered the other gentleman, the honour of tasting the first batch of his home made drink?.

Yes, more or less.

7
King prawns in a jacuzzi?.

:):):):) langoustines.

8
Is that a trap for some animal?.
The bait of what ever, is luring your pray?.
Although there is that ear looking thing on the fur....
As always just say if I am right or wrong :)

Mole is great worm food.

9
Is the sacred kinda pink strawberry that is the symbol of freedom?.
It is on a cutting board, so it might be eatable...
Also i get the impression it has been skinned alive...
HHHmmm.... will need further input.

Nope. It is exotic fruit.

10
Cabbage?

Yes, fermented, called......

11
Are you trying to throw me off the answer by approaching a dish washer with this?
I say it is a perfectly healthy, although slightly miss coloured cabbage

It is cabbage family but not cabbage exactly.

plk123Threads: 30 Posts: 6,410 Joined: Aug 29, 07 ♂	Jun 17, 09, 02:46 #23
3. śledź 7. drętwy kret 10. kapusta

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Edited by: pawian Jun 22, 09, 00:09 #24

plk123:

3. śledź
7. drętwy kret
10. kapusta

Yes, yes, yes!!! But don`t say drętwy - it sounds similar to drętwa - electric ray/torpedo.

aphrodisiac:

1. fish liver:)

Yes!!!!

Nathan:

#1 Looks like cod's liver

Yes!!!

#4 I could smell it from my monitor - hmmm - is it called "misz-masz" :)

Nope. It is carp Jewish style, very popular in old Krakow region, rather unknown in Nowa Huta, a new district. In sweet sauce, with raisins and almonds. Yummy.

#10 Thin-cut cabage with a bit of carrot salad?

Hmm, I can see sauerkraut but where`s carrot??? :):):):)

#7 Crevettes after long run - tired and foamy

Yes, crevettes` bigger brothers - langoustines - fake lobster.

#9 Cactus' pear

Nope. It is called a dragon fruit.

#6 Two guys taking it easy ( must be having something over 80 proof - the second guy is a bit wary of the other one's ability to withstand the liquid shock)

Yes. Can be.

#5 Wiśniowka or some sort of nałiewka (pardon spelling)

Nope. It is sth you should know very well. :):):) Kvass!!! This one is from Latvia but Ukrainian kvass is also imported to Poland.

#2 Not that comfortable conversation (cat-wise ;)) with a herring
Nope. It`s a mackerel:

#11 Young curly cabbage

Why nobody calls it what it really is : sauerkraut????? :):):):):):) Only cabbage, cabbage.

#3 Sea salad with herring, onion, shrimps and vinegar and sugar
Sorry for disorder.

No shrimps. Just herring.

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Jun 22, 09, 01:13 #25

Hm, very interesting, Pawian, thank you a lot for brain's visual memory work-out and a bit of stomach growling after seeing some of the food in your pictures. :)
The kvass you are talking about used to be good in the past. Somehow they don't make it that way anymore. Maybe, the reason for that is buying it fresh right from the cask (when it is fresh and without conservants) as compared to plastic bottles are two different things. Real kvass, as I remember, wasn't anything close to dark reddish or brown. It was like beer - clear golden sunset color. Have a good one, Pawian.

pawianThreads: 80 Posts: 4,542 Joined: May 30, 08 ♂	Edited by: pawian Jul 25, 11, 22:30 #26
=Nathan]Hm, very interesting, Pawian, thank you a lot for brain's visual memory work-out and a bit of stomach growling after seeing some of the food in your pictures. :) Oops, two years have passed. Time to refresh this thread and exercise our brains. How was this chicken leg cooked?

pgtxThreads: 48 Posts: 6,268 Joined: Feb 14, 09 ♀ [Moderator]	Jul 25, 11, 22:33 #27
How was this chicken leg cooked? glazed in sour sugar under ground? btw, it looks like a cow's leg, not chicken's... huuge :)

pawianThreads: 80 Posts: 4,542 Joined: May 30, 08 ♂	Edited by: pawian Jul 25, 11, 22:35 #28
=pgtx]glazed in sour sugar under ground? Under ground? Like Chinese eggs? :):):) Nope. =pgtx]btw, it looks like a cow's leg, not chicken's... huuge :) Muscled, isn`t it? Even the skin is broken under pressure. It was a sporty type of chicken. :):):)

pgtxThreads: 48 Posts: 6,268 Joined: Feb 14, 09 ♀ [Moderator]	Jul 25, 11, 22:37 #29
in jello?

dtaylor5632Threads: 48 Posts: 4,346 Joined: May 2, 09 ♂	Jul 25, 11, 22:45 #30
in jello? Um................WHAT?!

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