Location: maybe one day I'll be as wise as you are Pete., ON Joined: 11.20.2008
Nov 26 @ 11:02 PM ET
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. - BingoLady
One of my guys from NS was telling me yesterday how he jars moose meat and processes it like pickles.
I have a bunch of wood ducks breasts to cook up. Any ideas? - BingoLady
I would do as little as possible to it. That's a great product, you want to taste the natural flavours of the forest. No thick sweet sauces, brown some French shallots, de-glaze with a little Sauterne, add duck stock and reduce with a little thyme. Whisk in a little butter at the end. Reserve the rendered breast fat to sautée some par boiled PDT rates. Sautéed Swiss chard.
when I was a kid they had an ice house ay the camp and there'd be half sides hanging in it. Come August cook would go down and grab the greenest looking shank and give it a scrape and cook it up. You'd be hard pressed to get that mileage out of a fridge.
jesus christ only gave them bread and wine. enjoy the burger. - Pie
I'm sous chef, training for head chef at club med punta cana.
Bread yes, eight different kinds. American thanks giving, so aside from making the usual twenty or so dishes we had to roast 15 huge turkeys with all the trimmings. Started at 8am and finished at 11 pm. I'm actually really impressed with the food, it's not your typical all inclusive grub.
I (frank)ing love it here.
I'm sous chef, training for head chef at club med punta cana.
Bread yes, eight different kinds. American thanks giving, so aside from making the usual twenty or so dishes we had to roast 15 huge turkeys with all the trimmings. Started at 8am and finished at 11 pm. I'm actually really impressed with the food, it's not your typical all inclusive grub.
I (frank)ing love it here. - hunglikeapuck
I would do as little as possible to it. That's a great product, you want to taste the natural flavours of the forest. No thick sweet sauces, brown some French shallots, de-glaze with a little Sauterne, add duck stock and reduce with a little thyme. Whisk in a little butter at the end. Reserve the rendered breast fat to sautée some par boiled PDT rates. Sautéed Swiss chard. - hunglikeapuck
Next time you are here in the summer check out Jean talon market. We are very lucky with our options in Montreal.
I kid you not Pete, I walk around late summer when everything starts to come in and I get tears in my eyes.
The heirloom tomato section alone is therapeutic to me.
I'm sous chef, training for head chef at club med punta cana.
Bread yes, eight different kinds. American thanks giving, so aside from making the usual twenty or so dishes we had to roast 15 huge turkeys with all the trimmings. Started at 8am and finished at 11 pm. I'm actually really impressed with the food, it's not your typical all inclusive grub.
I (frank)ing love it here. - hunglikeapuck