The Wild Game Eats Thread...
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Cross of oxtail stew and beef burgoyne made with oxtail and venison neck . First steps brown and braise for a couple hours then ill add the veggies and cook till almost tender. Ill freeze this for a elk camp dinner. Fyi thats a 14 inch dutch oven lol
dirtclod Az.
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That trout looks fabulous. Looks like it would go well with a cold beer and a football game!
Maybe a Green Bay Packers have? Say around 11 a.m. MST, today? Go Pack Go!
Been trying to make a good smoked trout dip receipe. Got a couple that I like, but back to playing around with different ingredients this winter.
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Right now I am in the process of cooking up some dusky grouse legs and thighs in the soup pot.
Chopped up some carrots, celery, onions, and potato's to go into the pot. Have some egg noodles for when it is almost done.
Now to sit back and give it a few hours to add flavoring.
Chopped up some carrots, celery, onions, and potato's to go into the pot. Have some egg noodles for when it is almost done.
Now to sit back and give it a few hours to add flavoring.
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Made my daughter's favorite deer/elk burger the other day 20% Applewood bacon and 80% deer also made half with Hickory bacon. wrap and freeze. I'll add the final result when I get a chance to cook some. Sautéed mushrooms and red onion covered with smoked cheddar.
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So the brine can be store bought or you can make your own with salt (1/4 cup), brown sugar(1/4 cup), garlic( 1/2 clove or tbl spoon minced garlic) and a multi spice i kinda do mine by taste. I also put some rosemary in on this occasion. I use mostly Mallards or Pintail , figure on half a duck per person. Plucked and cut in half, i use a soft flame to get the pin hairs then wash again. Put them in the brine for 24 hrs , remove and rinse. Pat dry and put on your favorite rub i used mtn man bourbon, but what ever you have will work. Get your coals going and wood chips soaking in water. Once your coals are going good put the ducks on skin down,load the heck out of it with the soaked wood chips, lather the side up with BBQ sauce, this just happened to be Sweet Baby Rays honey BBQ sauce and cover. After about fifteen minutes or so flip over and lather the skin side and load more chips. finish off for 10 min or so. Note the brinkman charcoal smoker i have is modified i drilled and relocated my rack to be half way between the top of the coals pan and the top factory rack location( about 10"-12" above the coals) Just make sure you check on it every five minutes as your temp and conditions may differ from mine. Add or substitute as you wish as i came up with this from a description of a recipe, just dont over cook it. You want it pink in the middle as with any duck. Enjoy
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Chukars in a cream sauce made with butter and flour and mushrooms and onions. I simmered the legs and thighs for about an hour in a saucepan with salt, pepper and garlic. It made them as tender as the breast pieces that were dusted in flour with garlic salt and pepper.
We served it over rice but it is also great over noodles.
We served it over rice but it is also great over noodles.
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Had a father daughter dinner last friday, deer steak from her first deer and AK king crab. Forgot to take a plate photo, i was kinda having tunnel vision