Bear Paw

[elker]

I found it on Youtube. I will definitely try it this season and on.

 

[crazy_davey]

Wow, what an ordeal to make that. Can’t believe I watched it all! I bet it’s delicious for sure!

 

[Hollow Point]

That does look good. Most of the recipes i've seen for bear paws call for burning the hair off of it in and open fire and then roasting it on the coals.

 

[bearkilr]

That does look good. Most of the recipes i've seen for bear paws call for burning the hair off of it in and open fire and then roasting it on the coals.

I'd rather eat the a$$ of a menstruating skunk than that jellied mess of fat and cartilage

 

[riversrest]

Years ago there was a thread on here somebody looking for a bear paw recipe. This might just be the answer for him !

I wonder what the price point of this "delicacy" is ? However, I'll stay with my ham hock terrine.

 

[legi0n]

so, for one bear paw one needs:
- a wheelbarrow of onions and leeks
- a bushel of apples
- a year's worth of grouse
- various sauces in warehouse size packaging

and only one mushroom?

 

[riversrest]

^ Yes, the recipe seems "unbalanced".

 

[Raton57]

Eating something that looks like a human hand .

 

[crazy_davey]

I'd rather eat the a$$ of a menstruating skunk than that jellied mess of fat and cartilage

Call me crazy, I’d still try it.

 

[MD]

My wife used to make them Chinese style braised in red sauce as she called it. I would skind them, leaving as much fatty pad as I could on the bottom, remove the claws and wash them well before handing them over to her.

Here is one recipe:

https://www.chinafoodbook.com/915ac153c3.html