I was watching Succession and they ordered Ortolan, and I thought, "isn't that what Roger wanted Francine to cook?"
The bloodlusted Abrahamic God wants to punish a billionaire for eating an Ortolan; however, the billionaire has a napkin on his head. Can God's divine thunder pierce this protection?
Lineart I drew last week. It depicts Ortolan, a controversial dish that, as tradition dictates, requires the participant to cover their heads to hide in shame from God.
Finally finished my painting, which I have titled: Ortolan (for the subject of it :D) reddit.com/gallery/rpw4t8
Ortolan atlasobscura.com/foods/or…
Maïté explique comment manger un ortolan | Archive INA youtube.com/watch?v=SEPMu…
Has anyone here tried Ortolans? The experience as amazing as Axe and Wags show it?
Ortolan, the tiny bird that you eat under a napkin to hide your shame from God.
Geralt laughing his ass off in the face of Ortolan always makes me smile. Would love to see Henry do this scene.
Of course, I simply add an ortolan or two to each of my bidons instead. jissn.biomedcentral.com/a…
There’s two interesting things about this scene in Star Wars: Clone Wars. First, the Ortolan on the far left is actually an undercover Jedi Knight named Nem Bees. And Second, the little one in the middle is apparently Max Rebo.
TIL about the Three Emperors Dinner, which consisted of 16 courses with eight wines served over eight hours, and included Ortolan, which is a bird that is force feed and drowned in brandy. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thr…
I guess you shouldn't talk about cooking ortolan while a bird is hatching.
Eating Ortolan at the Met Gala | Ep.19 | Fear & Malding youtu.be/re92FMQpDW8
Happy ending for Binotto who gets rescued by a Binot-(Tow) (credits to @emanuele_ortolan on instagram) v.redd.it/vlzwvn6kf1q51
TIL of the eating of ortolans, tiny songbirds that are captured live, fattened by overfeeding in the dark, then drowned in Armagnac. They are roasted, then plucked, and consumed whole. The person eating the bird covers his head with a napkin – supposedly to shield him from the eyes of God. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ort…
TIL that the Ortolan Bunting populations were hunted to dangerously low levels because they were considered such a decadently delicious delicacy (they were captured in nets, kept in the dark to induce gorge eating, then drowned in brandy before being cooked and served); they're now illegal to served en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ort…
The Ortolan Bunting.
Has anyone on this subreddit actually made this, or at least thought about making it?
TIL about ortolan, a small bird eaten in French cuisine. The bird is drowned in booze, cooked, and eaten whole. The consumer wears a napkin on their head, which is claimed by some sources to hide their shame from God. telegraph.co.uk/foodanddr…
This woman in a political facebook group I've been trolling seemed to buy my accusations against our favorite ortolan bandmaster....
GUYS! We NEED to be able to play as Ortolans! the fact we can't play as them and the games been out for a decade is outrageous!
S3:E9 "The Best Thing That Ever Happened" has a subtle reference to Ortolan birds! Ortolans are a French delicacies that are typically eaten whole, with a napkin or towel covering one's face/head.
Such a lovely birthday celebration. First ortolan 🎂 Happy birthday to Hugh 🥳
L’ortolan, un mets interdit que chefs et hommes politiques regrettent madame.lefigaro.fr/cuisin…
Maïté et l'ortolan, mais cette fois avec des sous-titres, pour le reste du monde. v.redd.it/urw2p4y1qgt41
[Amazon] The Deadly Syndrome - The Ortolan [2 LP] - $13.85 (lowest)
TIL of the french dish "Ortolon Bunting". The small Ortolan bird is blinded. It then gorges itself on seed, and when it is ready, drowned and marinated live in brandy. Consumers of the dish traditionally wear hoods to hide their act from god. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ort…
TIL the ortolan that Roger wants Francine to cook for him in “In Country...Club” actually *is* prepared by drowning it in brandy and eaten while wearing a napkin over your head. birdlife.org/europe-and-c…
Playing a Ortolan
I am new to the Star Wars rpg and I have decided to play an Ortolan due to my love for Max Rebo. Now my only issue is that I don’t know what voice to do or if I need a voice. I was thinking on trying to sound like Danny Davito but I don’t think that’s how they sound. So please give me recommendations, the first session will be in a few weeks so I have time.
How would one eat an Ortolan Songbird with the least amount of legal ramifications?
I know it’s unethical, but this ist mostly hypothetical, I promise!
TIL the banned french delicacy Ortolan is customarily eaten while covering your face with a napkin. Partially to keep in the aroma and partially to hide the shame of eating the bird from God as it is prepared for cooking by force feeding it and then finally drowning it in a vat of Armagnac brandy. smithsonianmag.com/smart-…
TIL of a French delicacy: Ortolan - a small bird you eat basically as a whole (save for feet). It's currently banned to sell, but eating is in theory not illegal telegraph.co.uk/foodanddr…
Ruffs and reeves and ortolans! (Domestic Cookery ~1850)
Ortolan Bunting Bird Sound, Bird Song, Bird Call, Bird Calling Chirps, L... youtube.com/watch?v=LpCWK…
TIL nearly 200 years before turducken became popular, there was the Rôti Sans Pareil: a bustard stuffed with a turkey-goose-pheasant-chicken-duck-guinea fowl-teal-woodcock-partridge-plover-lapwing-quail-thrush-lark-ortolan-bunting and garden warbler, the last being just big enough to hold an olive. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tur…
Billions - 3x06 "The Third Ortolan" - Episode Discussion
Season 3 Episode 6: The Third Ortolan
Aired: April 29, 2018
Synopsis: Axe tracks down a critical piece of evidence that could destroy him. Both Axe and Chuck reckon with just how far they're willing to go to protect Wendy. The Ice Juice case comes to a head when a judge gives Connerty a difficult deadline.
Directed by: John Dahl
Written by: Alice O'Neill
TIL of Ortolan. A traditional French gourmet dish in which a bird is force fed, drowned in brandy, roasted and consumed whole (bones and all) underneath a towel to hide the act from God. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ort…
TIL of the Ortolan. A bird that was formerly eaten in French cuisine. The process of preparing it included trapping it in a dark box so that it would eat more thinking it was night, before drowning it in brandy, roasting it, and then eating it under a napkin, done to "shield ones self from god" en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ort…
