But have you ever tried it on a Krabby Patty?

I'm going to make myself a peanut butter an jellyfish sandwich right now.

/the tentacles give it that extra Zip©

Cute headline. I like your dialect. But there's no way I'm eating that.

Yes, jellyfish is a culinary multi-tasker. But can it beat bacon in terms of sheer awesome-ness? I don't think so.

my wife still gets jittery around the ocean.

because she saw Jaws 20 years ago.

and by the same token there is not a creature in the sea that doesn't feel the same way about the Chinese/Japanese... is there nothing that can swim that they won't eat?

even fugu! cook it wrong, you die.

angrymacface: Yes, jellyfish is a culinary multi-tasker. But can it beat bacon in terms of sheer awesome-ness? I don't think so.

I think I just found Alton Brown's Fark alias!

jellyfish jelly is the best

Did someone call?

Oh yeah, peanut butter and jelly-fish

Nutritional values for approximately 4 ounces (114 grams) of raw, edible portions of cannonball jellyfish

Calories 30
Calories From Fat 0
Total Fat 0 g
Saturated Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 0 mg
Sodium 120 mg
Total Carbohydrates 0 g
Protein 8 g
It has a tender, crunchy and elastic texture.
Yum.

Why the hell not? I routinely eat cow butt, why should this bother me?

You can barbecue it, boil it, broil it, bake it, saute it. Dey's uh, jellyfish-kabobs, jellyfish creole, jellyfish gumbo. Pan fried, deep fried, stir-fried

You left out the common link in the headline, smitty: after you do any of these things to jellyfish, you then toss them into the trash and go get some real fish to eat.

Jellyfish Battle!

it's a lot like LA

...taste like whatever you put on them...

Am I the only one who thought of jellyfish bacon sandwich?

You know what, you can just eat me!

Coolhaus: angrymacface: Yes, jellyfish is a culinary multi-tasker. But can it beat bacon in terms of sheer awesome-ness? I don't think so.

I think I just found Alton Brown's Fark alias!

I wish.

waiting4godot: ...taste like whatever you put on them...

Am I the only one who thought of jellyfish bacon sandwich?

You're talking about a gigantic pile of awesome there.

I've had jellyfish dim sum. Do not like.

Hooo, it's wondermous, ah ga-ron-tee

oldebayer: You left out the common link in the headline, smitty: after you do any of these things to jellyfish, you then toss them into the trash and go get some real fish to eat.

Yeah that pretty much says it all.

It's like eating a boiled plastic bag. No joke. Farking nasty.

Hmm. Doesn't sound that bad. Maybe worth trying.

We routinely get jellyfish at Chinese restaurants (need to be authentic). Good stuff!!!

You can do all those things to dogshiat too. Doesn't mean you should.

You can do all those things to dogshiat too. Doesn't mean you should.

Hrm.. am I the only one who's now thinking of a dogshiat bacon sandwich?

but pork is the meat of kings (new window)

Hrm.. am I the only one who's now thinking of a dogshiat bacon sandwich?

Now that you've put the picture in my mind, no. Thanks so very much.

waiting4godot

Hrm.. am I the only one who's now thinking of a dogshiat bacon sandwich?
Possibly, but I'm pretty sure I'm the only one thinking of dogshiat dim sum.

In South Korea, I've eaten jellyfish prepared in numerous ways. I'm not a fan. If it came down to a contest between that or licking the sun, I would take the jellyfish... but I'd have to think about it for a minute.

Jelly fish. The other transparent meat.

I can't tell one kind of jellyfish from another, but the few times I have tried to pick one up in a landing net, it just went right through the holes.

You can barbecue it, boil it, broil it, bake it, saute it. Dey's uh, jellyfish-kabobs, jellyfish creole, jellyfish gumbo. Pan fried, deep fried, stir-fried

Or Krabby Patties with jellyfish jelly!

Fish! Plankton! Sea Greens! Protein from the sea! Fresh as harvest day!

Hey, protein's where you find it.

not actually a jellyfish, but still the coolest looking jellyfish-like creature!

Jellyfist?

Jellyfish has the texture of raw skin. It's nasty and unfit for human consumption. You could have a similar meal, with more nutrition, by eating a bowl of lambskin condoms.

/the above comment does not reflect actual experience, except for the part about the texture of jellyfish. Please carry on.

not that there's anything wrong with it, but i cannot help being concerned over humans subsisting lower and lower on the food chain.

///peanut butter and jellyfish
//pb&jf
/giggle

Harvesting in action!

Coolhaus: angrymacface: I think I just found Alton Brown's Fark alias!

Hahah!! The Mr. Wizard of Cooking with a fark accnt. That could be interesting.

Ghastly: Fish! Plankton! Sea Greens! Protein from the sea! Fresh as harvest day!

I am so glad I'm not the only one who thought of Logan's Run, lol.

I respect the diverse culinary aspects of all cultures and nations, even the ones that cause me to cover my mouth to stifle a burp of revulsion.

Hell, pass the Tabasco, I'll at least taste it before passing judgement

...and when we had no jellyfish we ate dirt.

who doesnt love fresh seafood?

Jellyfish is good, ya gotta prepare it right though.

well i'm going to have to chime in on this wonderful thread about the nastiest creature in the sea. no, scratch that. i would think that the sea cucumber is the nastiest(expels it's intestines when attacked).

i've eaten jellyfish on more than a couple occasions and i'm going to go with the "lambskin condoms would be better" side.

mmmmmmm......lambskin condoms.

fivenodes: Harvesting in action!

I came here to see that.

/Fark is so predictable sometimes

...Boil it. Mash it. Stick it in a stew.

You better tuck that in. Gonna get caught on a trip wire.

/obscure?

Mmmm, Bubba Gump Jellyfish.