Killed a mess of squirrels yesterday and the boss wants this recipe for supper tonight. So I'm working on this recipe today. Will post a photo of the finished product! Hopefully it's edible !
Brunswick stew
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So I'm changing the recipe up. I'm using squirrel broth made from boiling the squirrel tender. I browned the squirrel in bacon grease, salt pepper and onion. Cooked it down for a couple hours and now I have boneless squirrel and squirrel broth. That's were I'm at now.
MickThompson
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Brunswick stew is a winter favorite of ours
And it's done and absolutely delicious!!
Displaced_Vol
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Looking good.
We make Burgoonu up here which is real similar and also has no real true recipe that I can find. Couple years ago we made some with squirrel, deer & something else I can't remember. Anyway we cooked it in a big cast iron pot over a homemade grill with an open fire. Definitely want to do it again this year
We make Burgoonu up here which is real similar and also has no real true recipe that I can find. Couple years ago we made some with squirrel, deer & something else I can't remember. Anyway we cooked it in a big cast iron pot over a homemade grill with an open fire. Definitely want to do it again this year
We usually make a form called mulligan stew, same stuff really. You put everything but the kitchen sink in it!
Chiflyguy
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Man, I'm hungry now.
bigtex
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Lordy that looks good! I'll be trying this one for sure!
I bet it tastes as good as it looks!
I take a empty kureg coffee box, cut the lids to make dividers like a Six pack, put quart bags in and fill up with stew. Set whole box in freezer overnight, next day take out 6 square quarts and stack them in freezer like bricks.
