Elk, it's whats for dinner..
#1
Fork Horn
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Elk, it's whats for dinner..
..Got my Elk back from my local meat shop yesterday and tonight cooked up some steak with fries and who0a boy thouht we'd died an gone to heaven,,that spike is excellent,, been a while since i sank into elk,,
..dredged the meat in some flour mixed with Emerils Seasoning and fried it in a iron skillet with a little bacon grease..
whew}} } boy }}
..dredged the meat in some flour mixed with Emerils Seasoning and fried it in a iron skillet with a little bacon grease..
whew}} } boy }}
#4
Spike
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RE: Elk, it's whats for dinner..
I prepared Elk tenderloin with a peppercorn/mustard sauce, garlic potato, spicy carrots, salad with a homemade blackberry vinaigrette, and a loaf of oven crusted bread, thisfor a person that felt game was not very tasty. That person is now an ardent fan of elk!
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Join Date: Apr 2005
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RE: Elk, it's whats for dinner..
ORIGINAL: frozendisc
I prepared Elk tenderloin with a peppercorn/mustard sauce, garlic potato, spicy carrots, salad with a homemade blackberry vinaigrette, and a loaf of oven crusted bread, thisfor a person that felt game was not very tasty. That person is now an ardent fan of elk!
I prepared Elk tenderloin with a peppercorn/mustard sauce, garlic potato, spicy carrots, salad with a homemade blackberry vinaigrette, and a loaf of oven crusted bread, thisfor a person that felt game was not very tasty. That person is now an ardent fan of elk!
dredged the meat in some flour mixed with Emerils Seasoning and fried it in a iron skillet with a little bacon grease..
#6
Giant Nontypical
Join Date: Feb 2003
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RE: Elk, it's whats for dinner..
I have a freezer full of elk and moose and wejust got our halapeno and cheese smokies back from the sausage maker.As usual,I have more than enough meat toprovide great eatinguntil next fall.
#7
Spike
Join Date: Jul 2005
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RE: Elk, it's whats for dinner..
Shato.....you are lacking in culinary creativity, more commonly known as a "culinary moron", but we still like you!To prepare something means to combine several different culinary functions. Such as, I baked the bread, but I cooked the meat. It really doesn't matter, as I am certain that any of us would have enjoyed the meal with enthusiasm, you included.
#8
Fork Horn
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RE: Elk, it's whats for dinner..
rightWe ate round steak (elk) again tonight,,i haven't even made it to the back straps, sirloins or tenderloins which i'm saving for Christmas,,
..Gotta tell ya though i never worked so damn hard in all my life getting that S.O.B. outta there, i shot him 185 yards uphill ,he ran over another ravine tto where i could not see him, trudged up the hill to where i could find his tracks in the snow,found his tracks that took me over another side hill, walked up and saw something brown laying there in the snow,walked up to it and saw thast i indeed hit him right through his neck,,took some photos and then thought well, maybe i'll tie a rope to one of his legs,ugh!, ugh!, no that ain't gonna work, so i gutted, skinned and quartered him right there, dragged each quarter plus rifle and back pack back up the ravine on top ,back down to the creek which i fell in and got my @ss soaken wet, draggedeach quarter plus my gear across the creek to a bottom of a steep rocky hill where my truck was perched on top,,i'm so glad i brought rope, all this began around 6:00 am in the morning and i was never so glad to reach camp that afternoon around 3:00 pm
..But you know what..i'd do it all over again.
..Gotta tell ya though i never worked so damn hard in all my life getting that S.O.B. outta there, i shot him 185 yards uphill ,he ran over another ravine tto where i could not see him, trudged up the hill to where i could find his tracks in the snow,found his tracks that took me over another side hill, walked up and saw something brown laying there in the snow,walked up to it and saw thast i indeed hit him right through his neck,,took some photos and then thought well, maybe i'll tie a rope to one of his legs,ugh!, ugh!, no that ain't gonna work, so i gutted, skinned and quartered him right there, dragged each quarter plus rifle and back pack back up the ravine on top ,back down to the creek which i fell in and got my @ss soaken wet, draggedeach quarter plus my gear across the creek to a bottom of a steep rocky hill where my truck was perched on top,,i'm so glad i brought rope, all this began around 6:00 am in the morning and i was never so glad to reach camp that afternoon around 3:00 pm
..But you know what..i'd do it all over again.
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Join Date: Apr 2005
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RE: Elk, it's whats for dinner..
ORIGINAL: frozendisc
Shato.....you are lacking in culinary creativity, more commonly known as a "culinary moron", but we still like you!
Shato.....you are lacking in culinary creativity, more commonly known as a "culinary moron", but we still like you!
Seriously just havin a little fun.
#10
Fork Horn
Join Date: Dec 2003
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RE: Elk, it's whats for dinner..
11/27/05
Sorry to tell you this. But justFRIED up some chicken fried Elk steak, some slow FRIED taters, with a huge helping of GRAVY.
It is what you might say: SLAP YOUR MAMMA GOOOOOD!!!!!!!!!!!!
Just thought you would like to know.
hunter338
Sorry to tell you this. But justFRIED up some chicken fried Elk steak, some slow FRIED taters, with a huge helping of GRAVY.
It is what you might say: SLAP YOUR MAMMA GOOOOOD!!!!!!!!!!!!
Just thought you would like to know.
hunter338