Venison Stock with Feet and Antler

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I checked out Nourishing Traditions by Sally Fallon from the library today. I was flipping through it this afternoon and came across her recipes for Chicken and Beef stock. On adapting the beef stock to venison, she recommends including the deer feet and a section of antler. On adapting chicken stock to turkey, she recommends including the turkey feet.

Has anyone heard of this? Tried it? Poser, you should be all over this!
 
Be careful with that antler...I used to work with an old Korean guy that begged me for deer antler. I brought him the skull cap of a small 8 point we killed and a few days later he came to work with the antler sliced paper thin. He invited me to drink some tea made with the antlers and I accepted. We went to his desk after we hd got two cups of hot water from the breakroom and he proceeded to steep the antler slices in the hot water. After 3 to 5 minutes we started sipping the tea and he was pleased with the taste. I asked him what the antler tea did for his health and his answer was that it made your pecker stand up tall and hard. :D :D

I'd hate for you to eat some soup made with antler infused broth and accidently flip the table over when you got up from the meal...LoL
 
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BuckWild said:
Be careful with that antler...I used to work with an old Korean guy that begged me for deer antler. I brought him the skull cap of a small 8 point we killed and a few days later he came to work with the antler sliced paper thin. He invited me to drink some tea made with the antlers and I accepted. We went to his desk after we hd got two cups of hot water from the breakroom and he proceeded to steep the antler slices in the hot water. After 3 to 5 minutes we started sipping the tea and he was pleased with the taste. I asked him what the antler tea did for his health and his answer was that it made your pecker stand up tall and hard. :D :D

I'd hate for you to eat some soup made with antler infused broth and accidently flip the table over when you got up from the meal...LoL

Well, does it work? I have plenty of antlers the wife would like for me to slice up :D
 
BuckWild said:
A.Hall said:
Well, does it work? I have plenty of antlers the wife would like for me to slice up :D

Don't know...all I need is oxygen to make mine that way...LoL

David Carridine didn't even need that :D :D :D :D :D

Too soon???
 

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