Dinner on Saturday Night!
- Thread starter sheephunter
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LOL Nothing better than Cougar thats been in a little sauce.
jlovie
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
Very reasonable for this type of thing. If I wasn't on the other side of Canada I would definitely hit up this event.
Ya ill pass on those myself.
beretta boy
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
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- Orillia, Ontario
I'd be all over those Lynx fingers & Buffalo pate like a duck on a June Bug ! Certainly willing to try the Cougar too.
Elk, bison, moose, venison, always good - sometimes great - depending on handling & preparation. Toronto Chefs Mark McEwen & Jamie Oliver do an outstanding job with game.
Octopus is pretty common in my circles ... and always enjoyed.
One of the better game dinners I've attended had some Mountain (Dall) Sheep ribs ... which I thought then, and still do, as some of the best wild game I've ever tasted.
Goat is also a favourite ..., but curry of any kind is not ! BBQ'd kid (domestic) is some tasty ! A traditional Easter favourite for some.
Elk, bison, moose, venison, always good - sometimes great - depending on handling & preparation. Toronto Chefs Mark McEwen & Jamie Oliver do an outstanding job with game.
Octopus is pretty common in my circles ... and always enjoyed.
One of the better game dinners I've attended had some Mountain (Dall) Sheep ribs ... which I thought then, and still do, as some of the best wild game I've ever tasted.
Goat is also a favourite ..., but curry of any kind is not ! BBQ'd kid (domestic) is some tasty ! A traditional Easter favourite for some.
Dall sheep meat of course the best ... you have to go high for them and bring them on your back ... of course don't talk about exotic species in countries that all finish in stan something lol
around easter we used to have goat kid (sorry don't know the English name) and one of the delicious and tender meat .... good call if we get the draw and get one ill try the curry.
I'll put Dall and Stone sheep meat up against any of the "stan" meats I've tasted. Some good vittles in those northern mountains. I'll take axis deer as the best meat I've ever tasted though.
