Yum! I have a bag of chanterelles to dry fry tonight. They've been growing like crazy at the house. There are 4 different patches with at least a hundred shoots total. I cut about 20 but they're easily a couple of pounds uncooked.
a simple one
Buy a bottle of Allegro hot n spicy marinade
Cut your deer rump roast or shoulder in 1/4-3/8 inch sliced at around 45 degrees of the muscle grain and crop the strips in the marinade.
Once they're all in the marinade, kinda turn them over so that what was on the bottom is now on...
the look a like, jack o lantern looks similar but is easy to identify. it grow on wood, has.vanes on the bottom and is yellow or orange when split.
the chanterelle grows from the ground, has more like ribs on the underside and is white amd string cheese looking on the inside.
the good thing...
i got a little nervous after eating and watching a video showing jack o latern mushrooms which are toxic and look very similar. i had to go check mine again to be sure i was safe. im still alive so all is well.
i went back out and found another dozen and havent even ventured out of the front...
I looked in the yard this morning and it's orange with chanterelles.
I pick a pound or so and cleaned them up. A little nervous about wild shrooms, so I googled and googled to make sure I ID'd them right, so sauteed a few in butter with some onions and white mushrooms.
Man, a meaty, sweet...
Great idea!
GF and I made buffalo chicken dip last night for the superbowl- two chicken breasts, shredded, a block of cream cheese, 8 oz of shredded cheddar, half a tub of sour cream, bunch of crumbled blue cheese, half a bottle of Franks hot sauce. wow, that stuff is so good!
She made the...
I imagined it. I have yet to construct this and will make it soon, but it demands my full attention and some consideration and engineering. I don't want soggy bacon, and I need to get some measurements to make sure I have enough.
I'm thinking 2 or 2.5 pounds of bacon. Nah, call it 3 pounds...
Bacon lasagna.
Instead of lasagna noodles, use bacon
So it's-
mozzarella
bacon
ricotta
meat sauce
bacon
mozzarella
bacon
ricotta
meat sauce
bacon
meat sauce
meat sauce is made from ground chuck and Tennessee pride 50/50.
Yeah, I see it with making jerky. I dry at 185 degrees. If it hits close to 200, it seems that the blood and fat boil and it cooks grease out which can go rancid and make the meat rot/stink.
Simple and effective. Do you know what kind of temps it reaches? I'm thinking of putting one together, and in the summer heat, my shop reaches 110+ with the doors closed.
from the time that you hang the meat, about how long til it's ready?
I like the look of the cuts. I usually make jerky in...