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Which, of course, leads us to the "dinosaurs became birds" discussion.
>>> [log in to unmask] 12/16/05 11:58 AM >>>
An observation for any on the list interested in the taste of turtle
soup...
Many years ago, while attending college in Missouri, one of the married
students prepared a turtle meal, in order to illustrate his point that
the
various parts of a turtle were equivalent in taste to the various
portions of meat
found in chicken: Soup was not served at that meal, but his
observation in
similarity of tastes was correct, and it's quite possible that turtle
soup
would be prepared, and taste much like chicken soup.
Elizabeth L. Cuff
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