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Don't you find Jim surprisingly gutless? |
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Let me explain. Suppose you're driving along and you notice a tan thing on the side of the road, and it has these nice white spots on its back. Hit the breaks!!! Grab the knife, and if it's not bloated, it will be gutless in almost no time at all. We're talking bumper Bambi, baby! Free, organic, milk fed. Tastes a lot like baby goat, lamb, but better. Smothered with onions, a little garlic, grilled or roasted...yum! But ya gotta take the guts out first, Morty. 'Tis the season. |
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Oh ...that was nice. |
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I'm not kidding, baby venison grills, roasts and makes good kabobs. After ya skin it, you have enough to make a vest or a nice drum head, and the intestines can be used for sausage casing. Enjoy! |
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Well I never ate deer meat.
Maybe it's an acquired thing. Do they taste like Dannie? |
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[quote=mortyfeatherhands]Well I never ate deer meat.
Maybe it's an acquired thing. Do they taste like Dannie?[/QUOTE] Closer to pastrami. |
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I hope you find one or two. They're not that tough to get the guts out. Be sure to save the liver and heart. I soak the liver in milk over night in the fridge, then fry it up with bacon and some onions and a few eggs for breakfast. The heart is one of my favorites. Sliced thin and flash fried, then put on some Italian bread with a little basil and provalone...there's lunch. Then...supper, just fire up the grill, butterfly the back loins, a few ears of corn, and grilled zucchini (olive oil), Morty, there ain't much better. Give it a try. Just get the Bambi before the crows do. It's a waste to not grab the free fixin's, and it's really delicious! I'm not kiddin'! btw...what was this thread about? |
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