Is rooster's comb edible?

At various times in history, cockscombs, and other (to modern tastes) off putting offal meats have been very popular. They were symbols of masculine prowess, so consuming them was seen to have aphrodisiac qualities. read more

Yes, they are edible, just very difficult to source. You will need a chat with a chicken farmer or to breed your own. They are available in cans. almost like a confit. In the UK they are called Cockscombs. A restaurant called Champignon Sauvage uses them on their menu. Not sure on taste but they look great on the plate. read more

The "comb" most often refers to chickens in which the most common shape is the "single comb" of a rooster from breeds such as the Leghorn. Other common comb types are the "rose comb" (e.g. the Rosecomb) or "pea comb" (e.g. the Brahma or the Araucana). read more