Youtube videos please!!!

[goodsamaritan]

In the mood for raw seal meat? Arctic food may seem foreign to most people, but the region's culinary culture is deeply rooted in the Inuit history and tradition of hunting for caribou, seal, walrus, and whale. Modern Inuit people still prepare and eat these delectable dishes, along with harvested berries and greenhouse-grown vegetables.

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Cold Cuts - Cuisine of the Arctic

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y2J6mOQdQ9c

[goodsamaritan]

Anthony Bourdain eats raw seal with the Inuit in Quebec, Canada, on the show "No Reservations".

Very happy people eating raw seal.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yGVdYiM5IXw

[goodsamaritan]

It's well known that Stefan Gates has a strong stomach, but will he really eat 1-year-old decomposing walrus meat? Find out in this free travel and cooking programme Cooking in the Danger Zone from BBC Worldwide.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UL6YNOa2w08

[kurite]

I will be making youtube videos in about 9 months. I don't wanna be some newbie who has only been raw paleo for three months and then rave about it.

[goodsamaritan]

They call it Dancing Lady Salad in Bangkok
Live jumping shrimp.
We also have something like this in the Philippines but we make it at home.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pE4mq7GEZbc

[yon yonson]

They call it Dancing Lady Salad in Bangkok
Live jumping shrimp.
We also have something like this in the Philippines but we make it at home.

i ate this in bangkok! really good actually. they normally put rice flour on it for some reason but i told them to hold it on my order. pretty good, but spicy