Cooking Wild Boar
#1
Cooking Wild Boar
Hi there,
I've got a fridge full of wild boar and i haven't found any really exciting recipes for cooking it up. I've found mostly just stews online. Anyone here have any 'must try' recipes for wild boar? Thanks in advance.
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Crazy Jim
I've got a fridge full of wild boar and i haven't found any really exciting recipes for cooking it up. I've found mostly just stews online. Anyone here have any 'must try' recipes for wild boar? Thanks in advance.
You'll be able to see our wild boar hunt on our video site at http://huntingwithjim.com
stay safe,
Crazy Jim
#2
Join Date: Mar 2008
Location: oklahoma
Posts: 71
RE: Cooking Wild Boar
We kill a lot of wild hog each year here in oklahoma i have not had any problems about cooking them just like any pork from the store i sometimes just get the cook book an go for it. other than that i do however make a lot of drifferent kinds of sausage like sweet italian, hot italian, sage breakfest,brown sugar sausage,hot links and much more if you like i can give you some recipes on that (you do need a grinder) just email me on one you may want most likely i have it i got about 60 sausage reipes and 30 years of sausage making experience
#4
RE: Cooking Wild Boar
Try this one
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Pork loin trimmed and cut into 1-2 lb. chunks
1 cup coarse salt
1 cup brown sugar
2 tsp cure #1
20 cups cold water
cornmeal
Make brine and add loin chunks, keep refrigerated 7-10 days
Remove meat chunks drip dry, roll in corn meal until all sides coated. Package and freeze or slice and fry up.
Peameal Bacon[/b]
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Pork loin trimmed and cut into 1-2 lb. chunks
1 cup coarse salt
1 cup brown sugar
2 tsp cure #1
20 cups cold water
cornmeal
Make brine and add loin chunks, keep refrigerated 7-10 days
Remove meat chunks drip dry, roll in corn meal until all sides coated. Package and freeze or slice and fry up.
#6
RE: Cooking Wild Boar
For a real treat use my brine and add 1 tbs of cure #1 to it, brine the loin for 7-10 days in the fridge then smoke it over hickory,or Maple wood to an internal temp of 155F. It will turn out like a smoked ham
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RE: Cooking Wild Boar
We always wrap it in foil and season with salt and pepper only. We have tried it lots of ways and this is absolutely the best! If you want to get fancy, you can put 2 sliced pineapples on top. Smoke for 3-4 hours. It will be falling off of the bone and melting in your mouth! Good luck