Archive for the 'Game Meat' Category
We use salt in our daily lives all the time without much thought. It’s just one of those things we have on the table and throw around freely. When we are cooking, however, the salt we chose can make a noticeable difference in the final result. Yes, there are many choices […]
Sunday, January 27th, 2008
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Just in case you are a bit squeamish, I should let you know this is not about food. This post is one of those sideline interests of mine. It’s about the curing of hides. Not only is it about hides but it is about the Indian Technique for preserving hides. […]
Sunday, January 13th, 2008
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I’ve gone on and on about the different ways to smoke meat. Finally, I am going to have to pick one and write about it.
So here we go.
First of all, I am most familiar with using a brine to cure and flavor the meat. In a bit of research about what is out […]
Tuesday, January 8th, 2008
Posted in BBQ, Beef, Chicken, Game Meat, IN the Smokehouse, Main Course, Pork, Recipe, Spices, Storage, food, meat | 2 Comments »
What could be worse than finding a cut of meat you had big plans for is partially or totally spoiled?
You weren’t supposed to bring a list, it was a rhetorical question.
Whether it makes your top list of worst disappointments or not, it’s certainly not what we bargain for when we pick up a cut from […]
Sunday, December 30th, 2007
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Maybe you are expecting me to be writing a complaint or rant or something with the “wacky” title. Nope, it’s a recipe. No really!
Neck roast.
This recipe applies for any of the odd (cheaper or tougher) cuts from the Chuck (that is the front quarter on Beef or Venison). For my […]
Thursday, December 27th, 2007
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Good Question. The pat answer is a year or so. But wait that is about the same as freezing.
That’s because no one will go out on a limb in case there is a problem.
First, the quality of the canning job and the canning materials will determine your outcome. If you did a good job prepping […]
Monday, October 29th, 2007
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This is not a problem with all game birds but some are downright fowl to cook. Let’s talk Grouse for example. We hunt Ruffed and Blue Grouse here. They are decent sized birds. About chicken sized, but when you go to cook them it smells like you through the guts in the pot and the meat […]
Monday, October 29th, 2007
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