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What are you listening to?
BilletHead replied to Bushbeater's topic in New News and General Discussion
Livie has good taste! -
Before and After - November 2024 Rain Event
BilletHead replied to Phil Lilley's topic in General Chat
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Well 18 squirrel were canned yesterday in half pints. Had a problem getting a cut up big old Fox squirrel in that sized jar. Will rethink that deal and go with pints or larger jars next time. Another deal, we have a couple different canners. I found this one at a garage sale this summer. First time using on with a pressure gauge. It still uses the weight but I liked just adjusting the burner for adjusting the pressure. We had two jars that didn't seal. Not a problem just put in fridge and eat within a few days. This one was easy to pick and really tasty. We didn't add any salt and some canning books said to put a little in. We thought that the addition of chicken broth would make it too salty. Nope needs just a bit. Some of you are going to find this humorous and silly. I say look at the contents label on what you eat that is processed and bought commercially. We are eating good in the BilletHood.
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Good question, Frozen game does. That is why you are supposed to put date, contents, day of take, name and or conservation number. I do this to everything we take. So now we come to processed. State and federal law can be different I think. These canned squirrel are processed and ready to eat. I don't think that should count. Since waterfowl are federal makes me wonder about canning geese which many do.
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Good question, Frozen game does. That is why you are supposed to put date, contents, day of take, name and or conservation number. I do this to everything we take. So now we come to processed. State and federal law can be different I think. These canned squirrel are processed and ready to eat. I don't think that should count. Since waterfowl are federal makes me wonder about canning geese which many do.
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Never Thought Of This Effecting The Election
BilletHead replied to oneshot 1's topic in General Chat
You are not useless anymore. Oneshot you keep many of us smiling with you posts. Just keep being yourself. -
Wow what a mess.
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Thank you, Anthony!
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I got the hankering for potato soup. Then said something about a pork tenderloin sammich. So we had both. At Sam's we bought a whole tenderloin. Pat whipped up the soup and then went to slicing a piece of the tenderloin. We like the whole ones and work it up in think slices and one or two roasts. As Pat beat the tenderloin slice into submission she said go get lettuce out of the garden. I did and she was breading and frying the pork. I had the worst fall lettuce planting. Third planting I guess was the charm as a few came up. It all came together and a late lunch/ early supper was very good.
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What are you listening to?
BilletHead replied to Bushbeater's topic in New News and General Discussion
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Oh, buddy I know. They flat become part of your family. Sadie went with us everywhere until her health would not let her. Even then we found someone to stay with her here at the house. Oh, how we miss her. We had her 17 years.
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Tjm knows what he is saying. Fried first lid off then broken down with steam. Hot going to be crispy but just as tasty. Sounds like my grandma and mom. There was bacon grease or lard always used too I am betting!
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Ours were too and that can help break the meat into submission. some of the medium ones as I call them were fried and removed. The sticky bits were covered with water, some cheap white wine or chicken broth and other seasonings if wanted. Just like your mom put on a skillet lid to match that skillet with the liquid approx. halfway up the meat sides. onto the simmer burner low and walk away then check minimally to keep that liquid there. Absolutely nothing wrong with that.
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Believe me John we have thought about it a bunch. It is not out of the picture totally. If we did it would be a smaller Lab like the English version. House companion for sure. Just not quite ready. In the meantime we can come up and visit your two balls o fire when we need a fix.
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I have only found one small cluster of black trumpets around here. Our friend that has a place south of Herman finds a bunch. Been so dry here no Chanterelles for three summers.
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WOWZERS!
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Ok all is forgiven, I guess. 😆 Carry on two stroker Mr. Evinrude !
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Are you chicken? Or just a squirrel 🤣 ?
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Found some! If we were making a soup or stew might add some. If it doesn't get cold this log will continue to bloom with them. https://mdc.mo.gov/discover-nature/field-guide/witches-butter
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Just a bit of canning or sea salt depending on the jar size. I do them in half pints. They hold one quartered up squirrel. Tell you what we will send you one after I get it done.
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https://honest-food.net/braised-squirrel-aurora-recipe/ There is no frying involved but I can get this falling off the bone tender. All squirrel can be made tender period. I'm getting ready to pressure can some. That stuff is the bomb. What you must do is try something different from what Grandma, Mom or Aunt Betty did. Cooking has come a long ways. Adapt I separate my squirrel when vacuum sealing. Old, medium and young. Cook according to that age. Its easy
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You cannot just fry an old squirrel and think it's not going to be tough. I'm just going to say this it like it or not. You don't know what you are doing with your meat. 🤣 In the last couple of days I have shot four out of six that are not going to be for frying but I can make them tasty. You could pressure cook them and then fry but why? There are more interesting things to do with them. Just go to the dollar store and get you some of the ground up chicken shaped like dinosaurs call them a chicken nugget and be happy.
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Squirrel Meat Is Generally Safe To Eat And Has Been Compared To Rabbit.
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Before and After - November 2024 Rain Event
BilletHead replied to Phil Lilley's topic in General Chat
We need this like TJM very badly. Before this we were in the bullseye here in Vernon County. Looks like it is shifting to the East some. We had 2 inches even last night. I will take every drop we are given. If all of you to the East don't want so much rain, will you all please go outside and fill your lungs and all at once blow towards the west as hard as you can maybe the line will shift. Our soil will thank you. -
Great Hunt! They are tracking how long they mortality rate of a covey. Yes, they want that information. Reason you have so many bands is the whole covey that are set up for winter were together. I am betting that whole covey was banded. Thanks for posting This is really neat!