How do you eat a songbird? Is there any point on eating just

>>7118452
Open your mouth and put it in senpai

just swallow them

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>>7118452
Don't forget to project your trachea out of your mouth so you don't asphyxiate.

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>>7118452
My cook makes them especially well.

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>>7118462

>>7118462
(rim shot)

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>mfw it's only been around a hundred years since eating songbirds became a cultural taboo

I know some elderly people who still eat pigeons.

>>7118452
No don't.

>>7118537
since when is pigeon taboo, I eat dove/pigeon all the time second hunting season just started 2 days ago.

>>7118595
The ammo even reads, "Dove and Quail" loads.

>>7118537
There's literally no point in eating a songbird, it was one of those things that rich people did to feel special by eating something dainty and 'precious'. Pigeons actually have meat on them, they're also about 6 times larger than a songbird.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ortolan_bunting

Even though I get a kick out of eating fish small enough that you can eat their bones, something about eating a bird mostly whole seems a bid odd to me. It has nothing to do with their cuteness. But catching a bird, fattening it, then marinading it in brandy over several day before eating all but the few unchewable/indigestible just seems intentionally hedonistic. Like some shit you'd do during a snack break at your rich guy owl mask orgy.

>>7119321
That's the French for you.

>>7118452
you bake them in the oven, and you don't. it's disgusting.