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hunglikeapuck
Montreal Canadiens
Location: Punta Cana
Joined: 07.14.2009

Nov 26 @ 10:37 PM ET
I was actually interested in your opinion on small mammal cuisine
- Pie

Country squirell probably tastes nice if you consider their diet and surroundings. I would definitely give it a go, never had the chance yet.
pete26
Montreal Canadiens
Location: maybe one day I'll be as wise as you are Pete., ON
Joined: 11.20.2008

Nov 26 @ 10:38 PM ET
I've tried it quick fried in flour and broiled with gin and tomatoes. It was good.
- Pie


Come on.
Pie
Montreal Canadiens
Location: taking the low road
Joined: 10.14.2006

Nov 26 @ 10:38 PM ET
Country squirell probably tastes nice if you consider their diet and surroundings. I would definitely give it a go, never had the chance yet.
- hunglikeapuck

a lot of work for a bit of food
Pie
Montreal Canadiens
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Nov 26 @ 10:38 PM ET
Come on.
- pete26

Gaspé farm? if you kill it, you eat it.
hunglikeapuck
Montreal Canadiens
Location: Punta Cana
Joined: 07.14.2009

Nov 26 @ 10:39 PM ET
I've tried it quick fried in flour and broiled with gin and tomatoes. It was good.
- Pie

No doubt. Juniper berries would 100% make sense.
It's either quick fry or a long stew. Nervous little animals that use all their muscles so anything in between would be tough as nails.
pete26
Montreal Canadiens
Location: maybe one day I'll be as wise as you are Pete., ON
Joined: 11.20.2008

Nov 26 @ 10:40 PM ET
PETE!!!!
- Pie


Calls me black Pete and runs to me when he's got trouble
SPIDEROCKSTAR
Location: Ugh.... your sooooo lucky I'm banned... 9 more days and your gonna get it... - HouseArrest187, QC
Joined: 08.08.2010

Nov 26 @ 10:40 PM ET
Gaspé farm? if you kill it, you eat it.
- Pie

Pie
Montreal Canadiens
Location: taking the low road
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Nov 26 @ 10:41 PM ET
No doubt. Juniper berries would 100% make sense.
It's either quick fry or a long stew. Nervous little animals that use all their muscles so anything in between would be tough as nails.

- hunglikeapuck

the gin gives it a basil like turn. I've had rabbit and woodcock the same way. Gin disappears fast but leaves an impression
Pie
Montreal Canadiens
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Nov 26 @ 10:42 PM ET
Calls me black Pete and runs to me when he's got trouble
- pete26

I knew a black sam, train cut his foot off
hunglikeapuck
Montreal Canadiens
Location: Punta Cana
Joined: 07.14.2009

Nov 26 @ 10:42 PM ET
a lot of work for a bit of food
- Pie

Yeah, but quail is well worth the tedious work...
I'd love to try hunting, would make sense to start with smaller animals. I've heard the ones in parc laff taste like cumulative and condoms.
pete26
Montreal Canadiens
Location: maybe one day I'll be as wise as you are Pete., ON
Joined: 11.20.2008

Nov 26 @ 10:42 PM ET
the gin gives it a basil like turn. I've had rabbit and woodcock the same way. Gin disappears fast but leaves an impression
- Pie


Holy.
BingoLady
Montreal Canadiens
Location: Ultimate Warrior, NB
Joined: 07.15.2009

Nov 26 @ 10:43 PM ET
the gin gives it a basil like turn. I've had rabbit and woodcock the same way. Gin disappears fast but leaves an impression
- Pie

cold weather got some birds moving. Going out for ducks Sat upriver.
Pie
Montreal Canadiens
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Nov 26 @ 10:45 PM ET
Yeah, but quail is well worth the tedious work...
I'd love to try hunting, would make sense to start with smaller animals. I've heard the ones in parc laff taste like cumulative and condoms.

- hunglikeapuck

sounds like a good reason to not hunt there. I hate anything that was taken with buckshot, you just have to click a tooth once. Stewing does help it lay to the bottom though.
Pie
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Nov 26 @ 10:47 PM ET
cold weather got some birds moving. Going out for ducks Sat upriver.
- BingoLady

the past couple weeks has got everything up and down. Spruce budworm going to kick it up in the spring.
hunglikeapuck
Montreal Canadiens
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Nov 26 @ 10:47 PM ET
the gin gives it a basil like turn. I've had rabbit and woodcock the same way. Gin disappears fast but leaves an impression
- Pie

Add the gin twice. Once to de-glaze then a splash at the end.
I do the same with herbs. Let's say your making lamb stew with rosemary, the rosemary you add at the beginning will mellow out and homogenize with everything else. A dash at the end will accent, be zesty and fresh. Gives little more complexity.
BingoLady
Montreal Canadiens
Location: Ultimate Warrior, NB
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Nov 26 @ 10:47 PM ET
Yeah, but quail is well worth the tedious work...
I'd love to try hunting, would make sense to start with smaller animals. I've heard the ones in parc laff taste like cumulative and condoms.

- hunglikeapuck

it's a blast especially ducks or partridge.
Pie
Montreal Canadiens
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Nov 26 @ 10:48 PM ET
Add the gin twice. Once to de-glaze then a splash at the end.
I do the same with herbs. Let's say your making lamb stew with rosemary, the rosemary you add at the beginning will mellow out and homogenize with everything else. A dash at the end will accent, be zesty and fresh. Gives little more complexity.

- hunglikeapuck

nice! thats what I'm talking about
hunglikeapuck
Montreal Canadiens
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Nov 26 @ 10:50 PM ET
And using the gin to imitate basil that marries well with tomatoes is very creative. You would have made a good chef tarte.
BingoLady
Montreal Canadiens
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Nov 26 @ 10:51 PM ET
And using the gin to imitate basil that marries well with tomatoes is very creative. You would have made a good chef tarte.
- hunglikeapuck

I have a bunch of wood ducks breasts to cook up. Any ideas?
Pie
Montreal Canadiens
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Nov 26 @ 10:52 PM ET
And using the gin to imitate basil that marries well with tomatoes is very creative. You would have made a good chef tarte.
- hunglikeapuck

you use what you have on hand and dekyuper is a constant
hunglikeapuck
Montreal Canadiens
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Nov 26 @ 10:52 PM ET
it's a blast especially ducks or partridge.
- BingoLady

Agreed. I haven't had partridge in years. It's a shame we don't eat it more. The Iranians are great with pigeon.
I just cooked for 1400 people, didn't eat and will probably have a hamburger
habs12
Montreal Canadiens
Location: Cole Harbour, NS
Joined: 04.29.2008

Nov 26 @ 10:54 PM ET
And using the gin to imitate basil that marries well with tomatoes is very creative. You would have made a good chef tarte.
- hunglikeapuck


More like luck of the draw. They were the only two things he had left in the cabin
Pie
Montreal Canadiens
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Nov 26 @ 10:54 PM ET
Agreed. I haven't had partridge in years. It's a shame we don't eat it more. The Iranians are great with pigeon.
I just cooked for 1400 people, didn't eat and will probably have a hamburger

- hunglikeapuck

jesus christ only gave them bread and wine. enjoy the burger.
Pie
Montreal Canadiens
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Nov 26 @ 10:54 PM ET
More like luck of the draw. They were the only two things he had left in the cabin
- habs12

go easy, a little for me a little for you and a little for the pot too
BingoLady
Montreal Canadiens
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Nov 26 @ 10:55 PM ET
Agreed. I haven't had partridge in years. It's a shame we don't eat it more. The Iranians are great with pigeon.
I just cooked for 1400 people, didn't eat and will probably have a hamburger

- hunglikeapuck

I am hoping to get a few before end of season. Buddy has gotten a bunch this year on the base here. He cooked some up last weekend and some moose meat as well. Good stuff.
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