I was blessed w/ some road kill and decided to Make some good ol stroganoff
Moose stroganoff that is!
First things first. Silver skin has gotta go... Sharp knife a must
Raw and beautiful.. I don't eat it but everyone else loves it!
Must pound the meat.... 
Cut the meat!
Soak the meat or you will hate it!
Cook in small batches
Mushrooms lot and lots of them
cook with onions YUM!
Skin some tomatoes, seed them
This is it w/ the noodles which is the next post!
I know it doesnt look like much but damn it took me
8 hours start to finish including the handmade noodles!
Soooooooo where was my phone call? Road kill oh yeah!
ReplyDeleteMoose is an excellent meal, no matter where it comes from. I grew up in Alaska and when we were kids, the schools got all of the road killed moose. The cooks turned it into moose stew which was absolutely delicious. A pressure cooker (or crockpot) does wonders for tough stew meat.
ReplyDeleteDon't know that I have ever eaten moose, but assume that it would be very much like deer..... which I don't care for. Your recipe looks good, though and a lot of love and care went in. That is the secret to success, you know. Thanks for stopping by my little blog. I scrolled through and saw your new grandson! He is beautiful. Brace yourself, you are about to experience such profound love!! All of mine are so precious to me. There really are no words to describe it.
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Whoa woman...impressive!! I would love to just see a moose and here you are scraping 'em off the road and makin' dinner ;) It sounds like a delicious meal and I'm looking forward to the noodle post. What do you eat while the rest of the fam is eating moose??
ReplyDeleteThis is certainly a delicious dish. There are many that would probably not want to try it but its really good. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteGrate Recipe.
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