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I love em fried with gravy or broiled in the oven in a pan of rice for the tougher ones or the ones with balls bigger than me, course considerin the weather that aint sayin much
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I like em really well but unfortunately I deer hunt so much these days I dont get to hunt squirrels much anymore.
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I like them in a jambalaya, that's the best way. Or smother them in a brown gravy and cook em' until the meat is falling off the bones. Either way, I'm Cajun...I can make a fart taste good!
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I like them.
I'd eaten them years ago as a kid, but couldn't remember what they tasted like. I started squirrel hunting last fall to get out in the woods and maybe scout a bit for deer and picked up a few. Here's what I did: I quartered them and boiled them for an hour with salt, pepper, onion, and celery for sesasoning (the goal of this was to tenderize). Then I barbecued them on the grill for an appetizer. Excellent! Good enough that I'm looking forward to squirrel opener this coming Tuesday. Even traded for a better .22 and scope yesterday to get ready. |
Ravens and crows on the side of the roads eating their hearts out.
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i like them, we make them in a stew,but ill be trying out those recipes. happy hunting fella's
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Like any food, it can be prepared poorly, but overall, I think it is great. Better than rabbit, IMO. Fried like chicken or stewed in BBQ sauce.
Part of me would like to try the brain gravy that I have read about, but I understand it is risky now, and should be avoided. |
I'd rather have squirrel than steak
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I'd rather have squirrel than seafood...especaillly from the gulf ...:s1:
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I love em fried,or in meal soup.I can eat about 5 myself.
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