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Honey Locust Beer Recipe
Ingredients:
Long black locust pods (number depends
on how big of a crock or keg is being used). Ripened persimmons or sliced apples
(number same as above) 2 cups of molasses water
Break the locust pods into pieces.
Place a layer in a keg or crock. Add the persimmons or apples. Cover with
boiling water. Add two cups of molasses. Let stand for three for four days
before using.
Meat Recipes

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General Information
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ARMADILLO:
Information
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Baked or Barbecued Armadillo
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Armadillo in Mustard Sauce
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Armadillo 'n Rice
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BEAR:
Information
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Braised Bear Steak
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Simply Elegant Bear Steak and Rice
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County Style Bear
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Bear Meat Balls
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Bear Roast #1
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Bear Roast #2
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BEAVER:
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Fried Beaver
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(Beaver) Atlanta Special
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Beaver or Raccoon Roast with Barbecue Sauce
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Beaver Tail
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Beaver with Sour Cream
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Deep Fried Beaver
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Beaver Stew
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Country Style Beaver
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Barbecued Beaver
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Roasted Beaver
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BLACK BIRD:
Information
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Black Bird Pie
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DOVE:
Information
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Dove or Quail with Sweet and Sour Sauce
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Woodcock, Snipe, Dove, or Quail Almandine
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Quail or Dove Casserole
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Baked Quail or Dove
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Dove Roast
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Dove Casserole
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Sauteed Dove or Quail
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Dove or Quail Breasts
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Baked Doves in Wild Rice
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Doves with Piquant Sauce
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Dove Tetrazzini
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Delicious Quail, Pheasant, or Dove Breasts
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Dove Shish-K-Bob
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Rattlesnake (or quail, dove, chicken, rabbit,
pork) And Beans
- DUCK:
Information
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Baked Duck (Basic Recipe)
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Pineapple Duck
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Orange Duck
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Duck with Orange
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Charcoal Teal a la Orange Efird
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Parmesan Duck Breast
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Fillet of Duck
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Oriental Gingered Duck
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Barbecued Duck
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Duck'N Dressing
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Stuffed Wild Duck
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Roasted Wild Duck
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Wild Duck with Mushrooms
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Stewed Wild Goose or Duck
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Duck Wild Rice Casserole
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Duck Stew
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Duck with Sauerkraut
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Roasted Duck or Goose
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Duck Fingers
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Duck Bavarian
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Quick-Roasted Wild Duck
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Baked Wild Duck in Brown-In-Bag
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Duck Italian
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Wild Waterfowl (Duck or Goose) Orange
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Duck Pilau
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Baked Duck with Barbecue Sauce
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Baked Duck with Wine
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Apricot-Glazed Duck
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Broiled Teal
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DUCK WITH PLUMS & BURDOCK
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This
recipe was inspired by Chinese style chicken and bamboo shoots, but
replaces the main ingredients with duck and shredded burdock [which has
a slightly similar texture to bamboo shoot], and finally adds plums as a
twist. Serve with rice.
FULL
INSTRUCTIONS
VARIATIONS & ALTERNATIVES
A completely different alternative - but following a similar cooking
process - might be diced pheasant meat with onion, shredded burdock and
a hint of orange juice and grated orange zest.
- ELK:
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Venison, Moose, or Elk Roasts Baked In Foil
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Venison, Moose, or Elk Steaks and Chops
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Venison, Moose, or Elk Roasts in Brown-in-Bag
- FROG:
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Crispy Frog Legs
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Fried Frog Legs
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Frog Legs
- GOOSE:
Information
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Stewed Wild Goose or Duck
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Goose Barbecue
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Baked Wild Goose
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Stuffed Wild Goose
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Roasted Duck or Goose
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Quick-Roasted Wild Goose
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Wild Waterfowl (Duck or Goose) Orange
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Fried Goose Breasts
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Goose Giblet Spaghetti Sauce
- GROUSE:
Information
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Grouse with Orange Slices
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Grouse Breasts with Ham Sauce
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Oriental Grouse
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Grouse in Sour Cream
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Creamed Grouse
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Sauteed Grouse Breasts
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Savory Grouse
- MARINADES AND SAUCES:
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Chesapeake Bay Barbecue Sauce
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Marinade for Venison, Mutton, or Rabbit
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Bear Marinade
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Spiedie Dressing
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Venison Steak Marinade
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Lemon Butter or Herb Butter
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Hot Cumberland Sauce
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Duck Marinade Sauce
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Duck Basting Sauce
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Apricot Duck Sauce
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Marinade No. 1 (a popular "standard" for all game)
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Marinade No. 2 (with brandy and vermouth)
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Roast or Steak Marinade
- MISCELLANEOUS:
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Tick Stew
- MOOSE:
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Mooseburgers or Venisonburgers
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Venison, Moose, or Elk Roasts Baked In Foil
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Venison, Moose, or Elk Steaks and Chops
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Venison or Moose Casserole
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Venison or Moose Meatloaf #2
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Venison, Moose, or Elk Roasts in Brown-in-Bag
- MUSKRAT:
Information
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Smothered Muskrat and Onions
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Fried Muskrat
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Muskrat Meatloaf
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Baked Stuffed Muskrat with Carrots
- OPOSSUM:
Information
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Opossum Roast #1
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Roasted Opossum #2
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Woodchuck, Raccoon or Opossum Patties
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Opossum Roast #3
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#1 Stuffed Opossum
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Barbecued Opossum
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Opossum and Sweet Potatoes
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Opossum Roast with Liver #4
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#2 Stuffed Opossum
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Stewed Opossum
- PHEASANT:
Information
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Roasted Pheasant #1
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Delicious Quail, Pheasant, or Dove Breasts
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Roasted Pheasant #2
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Baked Pheasant
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Braised Pheasant
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Chinese Pheasant with Onions
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Brandy and Cream Pheasant
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Lemon Pheasant
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Roast Pheasant in Orange Gravy
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Pheasant Nuggets
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Pheasant and Wine Sauce
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Pheasant in Sour Cream
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Fruited Pheasant
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Baked Pheasant in Brown-in Bag
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Baked Pheasant in Foil
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Pheasant Scallopini
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Pheasant With Scotch Whiskey
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Pheasant with Rice Stuffing
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Hunters Delight Pheasant
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Sweet and Sour Pheasant
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Barbecued Pheasant
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Pheasant with Sauerkraut
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Deep Dish Pheasant Pie
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Pheasant in Red Wine
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Pheasant in Cream
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Pheasant and Wild Rice Casserole
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Smothered Pheasant
- PIGEON:
Information
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Stuffed Pigeons
- QUAIL:
Information
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Quail and Oysters
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Dove or Quail with Sweet and Sour Sauce
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Quail or Dove Casserole #1
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Quail Casserole #2
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Baked Quail or Dove
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North Carolina Creamed Quail
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Woodcock, Snipe, Dove, or Quail Almandine
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Sauteed Dove or Quail
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Dove or Quail Breasts
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Quail Casserole #3
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Quail Casserole #4
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Dutch Oven Quail
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Quail with Mushrooms
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Southern Fried Quail
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Carolina Quail
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Quail in Red Wine
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Fried Quail with Onion Gravy
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Quail Magnificent
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Oven Fried Quail
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Delicious Quail, Pheasant, or Dove Breasts
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Best Ever Quail
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Rattlesnake (or quail, dove, chicken, rabbit,
pork) And Beans
- RABBIT:
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Smothered Rabbit
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Squirrel or Rabbit in Crock Pot
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Rabbit Almandine
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Microwave Roasted Rabbit
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Easy Rabbit Stew
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Rabbit Salad
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Sweet-Sour Rabbit
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Missouri Rabbit
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Rabbit Supreme
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Hasenpfeffer
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Fried Rabbit #1
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Rattlesnake (or quail, dove, chicken, rabbit,
pork) And Beans
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Rabbit with Creamy Wine Sauce
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Roasted Rabbit
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Rabbit with Dark Raisin Gravy
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Fried Rabbit #2
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Fried Rabbit #3
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A Grete Pye
Alheiras de Mirandela
Barbecue Meats
Brandied Rabbit In Mustard Sauce
Brunswick Stew
Canadian Cipate (C-Pout)
Canned Rabbit Stew
Chef's Rabbit
Coniglio Alla Cassia
Coniglio Alla Molisana Stewed Rabbit with Sausages
Corn Bread I
Empanadillas Filled with Rabbit and Olives
French Rabbit Ste
French Rabbit Stew
Fried Rabbit In Breadcrumbs
Georgia Quail In Gravy
German-Style Hasenpfeffer
Hackbraten (Falscher Has)
Hare, Rabbit, Veal Or Chicken Stew with Herbs
Hare, Rabbit, Veal Or Chicken Stew with Herbs and Barley
Hasen Pfefer
Hasen Pfeffer
Hasenpfeffer #2
Hasenpfeffer (Spicy Braised Rabbit)
Hasenpfeffer#2
Hasenpfeffer(Spicy Braised Rabbit)
Hassenpfeffer #1
Hassenpfeffer#1
Herb Roasted Rabbit and Potatoes
Lagos/Kounelli Fournou (Baked Hare Or Rabbit)
- RACCOON:
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Baked Coon with Southern Dressing
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Raccoon with Salsa
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Beaver or Raccoon Roast with Barbecue Sauce
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Woodchuck, Raccoon, or Opossum Patties
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Fricasseed Raccoon or Woodchuck
- RATTLESNAKE:
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Deep Fried Rattlesnake
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Baked Rattlesnake
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Fried Rattlesnake
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Rattlesnake Salad
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Grilled Rattlesnake Dijon
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Barbecued Rattlesnake
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Rattlesnake (or quail, dove, chicken, rabbit,
pork) And Beans
- SQUIRREL:
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Broiled Squirrel
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Buttermilk Squirrel Pie
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Squirrel Pot Pie
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Squirrel in Dutch Oven
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Squirrel or Rabbit in Crock Pot
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Squirrel Fricassee
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Squirrel with Rice and Potatoes
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Jim Graham's Tar Heel Brunswick Stew
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Squirrel Casserole
- TURKEY (WILD):
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Roasted Wild Turkey
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Turkey Pimento Soup
- TURTLE :
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Turtle Stew
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Turtle Soup #1
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Turtle Soup #2
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Barbecued Snapping Turtle
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Terrapin Newburg
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Fried Cooter (Softshelled Turtle)
- VENISON:
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Venison Sausage
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Easy Venison Sausage
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Hot Venison Sausage
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Southern Venison Sausage
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Venison Sausage Yankee
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Venison Sausage Arkansas
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Venison With Pork & Beans
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Venison Chili for a Rainy Day
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Game-a-Roni (using any meat)
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Venison Meat Balls
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(Venison) Porcupine Balls
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Venison Burger Supreme
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Mooseburgers or Venisonburgers
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Venison and Pork Log
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Venison Meat Loaf
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Poyha (Cherokee Meatloaf) -- Venison
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Venison Bites
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Venison Spiedies
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Chili Con Carne (using any meat)
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Country Style Venison Steak
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Country Fried Venison Steak
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Venison Swiss Steak
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Venison Steak in Gravy
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Broiled Venison Steak
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Stuffed Venison Steak
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Venison Steak au Poivre
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Venison Cutlets with Sour Cream
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Fillet of Venison a la Ed Jones
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Barbecued Venison
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Barbecued and Steamed Venison Ribs
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Jerky - Beef or Venison
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Venison Roast
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Venison Stew
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Venison Soup
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Venison Vegetable Pot Pie
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Canned Venison
Serving Suggestings:
- Vegetable Soup
- Barbecued Venison
- Venison and Noodles
- Venison Pie
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Canned Sloppy Joe Mix (Venison) Serving
Suggestings:
- Sloppy Joes on a Bun
- Chili-Con-Carne
- Hamburger-Rice Casserole (Venison)
- Venison Delight
- Ground Venison in Cabbage Leaves
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Quick Venison Soup
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Venison and Onions
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Venison Green Chili Stew
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Ginger Venison
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Venison with Red Wine Sauce
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Venison Burgundy
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Venison Stroganoff #1
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Tick Stew
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Venison Stroganoff #2
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Venison, Moose, or Elk Roasts Baked in Foil
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Venison, Moose, or Elk Steaks and Chops
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Venison or Moose Casserole
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#2 Venison Swiss Steak
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Venison or Moose Meatloaf #2
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Venison, Moose, or Elk Roasts in Brown-in-Bag
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#2 Venison Stew
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Venison Spread
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Venison Roast #2
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Rocky Mountain Shish Kabob
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Venison Spanish Rice
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Venison Fritters
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Venison Steaks With Wine Sauce
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Venison Meat Loaf #3
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Venison Enchiladas
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Ground Jerky
- WOODCHUCK(GROUNDHOG):
Information
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Woodchuck (Groundhog), Raccoon or Opossum Patties
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Woodchuck (Groundhog) Stew
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Fried Woodchuck (Groundhog)
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Woodchuck (Groundhog) Meat Patties with Tomato
Sauce
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Woodchuck (Groundhog) Pie
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Fricasseed Raccoon or Woodchuck (Groundhog)
- WOODCOCK/SNIPE:
Information
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Woodcock, Snipe, Dove, or Quail Almandine

Vegetable, Flowers,
Fruits, Roots, and
Nuts Recipes
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DANDELION PETAL TIMBALE
Made with
couscous soaked in a small amount of hot stock [or use water with some
seasoning].
Take
recently opened dandelion flowers which have a delicate sweetness [older ones
become bitter]. Remove the green sepals then slice across the base of the flower
to release the petals. Mix with the soaked coucous, rubbing with fingers to
break up and disperse the tightly knit petals.
Place in
lightly oiled ramekins and press down. Place in a moderate oven for 5-10 minutes
then turn out.
ALTERNATIVES
Where older flowers are used consider making up a spicy sweet sauce to accompany
- simply made, when fruit is out of season, by reaching for a good quality
blackberry or blackcurrant conserve and adding a little chilli. Cooked rice can
replace couscous.
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Cuban Black Beans and Rice
1 pound dried black beans
1/2 gallon water
1 large onion, chopped
3 green peppers, chopped
1 clove garlic, minced
1/2 cup olive oil
Small ham bone
3 bay leaves
1 tablespoon salt
1 ounce white bacon
1/2 cup vinegar
Wash beans thoroughly, drain and then soak overnight in 1/2 gallon of water.
Use this water for cooking. Slightly sauté onion, green pepper and garlic in
olive oil; combine all ingredients, except the vinegar, which is added a few
minutes before beans are ready to serve. Cook slowly until beans are tender and
the liquid has a thick consistency. Serve over cooked rice, white or yellow,
with chopped onions for garnish.
Artichoke Pickles
- 2 gallons Jersualem artichokes
- Vinegar (5%) to cover
- 2 cups canning salt
- 4 tablespoons turmeric
- 10 to 12 medium red peppers
Pickling Solution:
- 1 gallon vinegar (5%)
- 13 cups (6 pounds) sugar
- ˝ cup pickling spice (tied in spice bag)
- 2 tablespoons turmeric
Yield: About 10 or 12 pint jars
Procedure: Scrub Jerusalem artichokes and cut into chunks.
Pack in a food grade plastic container, crock or glass jar. Cover with vinegar.
Add 2 cups salt and 4 tablespoons of turmeric; mix. Soak 24 hours.
About 30 minutes before that time is up, prepare pickling solution by
combining 1 gallon vinegar, sugar, pickling spice and 2 tablespoons turmeric, in
a large pan. Simmer for 20 to 25 minutes. Remove spice bag.
Drain artichokes, discarding the liquid. Pack artichokes into hot pint jars,
adding 1 medium red pepper to each jar. Be sure to leave ˝ inch headspace.
Fill to within ˝ inch from the top with hot pickling solution. Remove air
bubbles and adjust headspace if needed. Wipe rims of jars with a dampened clean
paper towel; adjust two-piece metal canning lids. Process in a Boiling
Water Canner.
| Table 1.
Recommended process time for Artichoke Pickles in a
boiling-water canner. |
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Process Time at Altitudes of |
| Style of Pack |
Jar Size |
0 - 1,000 ft |
1,001 - 6,000 ft |
Above 6,000 ft |
| Raw |
Pints |
10 min |
15 |
20 |
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