Re: Ruby-throated..black-chinned...i just dont know


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Posted by EPICUREAN SARTORIUS on 11:06:25 02/10/06

In Reply to: Ruby-throated posted by John Boyd

Really the only way I've been able to tell these two apart is by taste. When you bite into a ruby-throated you KNOW it's a ruby-throated. It's got more of a smoky flavor, and it's texture is not a stringy as the black-chinned. Also, since the ruby-throated's wings are INDEED shorter, it makes swallowing that much easier....

Cheers!

I almost forgot....follow it with a nice Pinot Noir and you are in gastronomic HEAVEN.



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