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Smoked Oysters Al Queso
An easy to assemble finger food. Bring your napkins, though, it's very oily!
Minutes to Prepare: 2
Number of Servings: 1
Ingredients
Smoked oysters in olive oil, 1 can (3 oz)
Cheese sliced about 1/8 inch thin, about 1-2 inches rectangular/squarish slices.
Your favorite mustard. I use dijon
Slice the cheese so that you can use it as you would a cracker, enough slices for all the oysters in the can (8-10)
Spread mustard on slices
Drain the oysters a bit if
Lion kills tiger an 5 other beast such as Rhino, Polar bear, sea lion, leopard an hyena
Storia di David Lazzaretti, profeta di Arcidosso
By Filippo Imperiuzzi, Davide Lazzaretti
I turn my eyes to this part, and I see a lion advancing at a slow pace going to meet the sea monster. This, he saw the lion, leaps from the midst of sparkling water, and is facing the formidable opponent. Then began a terrible fight the monster sends out loud barking, but the lion remains calm, the fights with value up to 1 'horrible monster drops landed snlla sea beach. He had just shot down the hideous monster that you see out of the forest a tiger is roaring to throw over the lion. The King of the desert without fear and without anger attacks tiger fighting a long time but finally falls dead, near the sea monster.
Neil 'istesso moment you see out again by the raging waves of the sea a marine bear the bellows of which resemble the sharp sound of thunder when it affects the sound of the forests and on the beaches of' ocean. It throws the lion and fought with fury, but very soon it still falls a victim of its peaceful enemy. While the bear 's marine blew the sand, my panther full of anger and fury out of the forest and also throws on' invincible lion. This warns, and attack this new enemy, and after a long and fierce battle, the fierce panther stramazzata likewise falls to the ground.
So you see again out by the waves of the sea a orri "bile sea-wolf whose enormous mouth let see two rows of long teeth, of which the bellows were thrilled to the bone. It even dares to compete with the lion, but it feels the same fate that the other.
When the sea-wolf fell in this gigantic struggle, he found himself out of the forest a terrible hyena. It begins to send out screams acute and go around the lion, you look everywhere to not get caught. Suddenly the lion jumps over and takes it by the neck.
The invincible animal shaking vigorously, it uproots from his grasp and threw it upside down on the sand away from him six or seven feet. The hyena gets up, and made more fierce by this defeat, rushes to the face of the lion, but he gives her a fatal blow on the head and the body lies beside the other wild beasts. The long duration of the combat had made me doubt the final outcome of the 'invincible lion which was victorious in the end of these six of his terrible enemies
http://books.google.com/books?pg=PA...ie=ISO-8859-1&ots=l7uQE-uEp2&output=html_text
Could be real could be fake...I really dont care, its from a latin book about the venatio blood match's so its credability is taken into consideration.
Epic feat though, there was a real one almost similar to that one in verona. Of a lion accomplishing killing multiple animals...
The Gentleman's Magazine
Fight In Italy Verona a lion defeats tiger
Mr. Bolton said that a friend of his saw, in the circus at Verona, a battle between a lion, and a tiger, a horse, and an ass. The tiger at first shewed symptoms of fear, and wished to decline the battle with the lion. He fought however at last with great fury j but, though he foiled the lion for a time by his alertness, soon yielded on a close contact to the other's matchless strength. The horse was dreadfully terrified from the first, and became an easy conquest. The ass, the last attacked, was all the time quite unconcerned, browzing on the ground, and when at length assailed, bit and kicked with great fury, but in the end fell. The lion chiefly used his paw, with which he struck tremendous blows..
http://books.google.com/books?id=y2...ue+lion+tiger+fight&ie=ISO-8859-1&output=html
~A. Dodd and A. Smith, 1834
So the other one killing a wolf, leopard, hyena, sea lion, polar bear, hippo/rhino an tiger is possible...hard to digest but not impossible.