Moose chili
Jan 19th 2009 | 9:41 am
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Moose chili
If you guys are able to obtain some ground moose meat, I can highly recommend making a chili with it. I made a big pot of the stuff the other night and it turned out really well.
It was pretty much a standard chili recipe but I boiled the meat in water instead of frying it (to keep all the juices in), then just added the veg and spices. I'll post up the recipe here, if anyone is interested.
It was pretty much a standard chili recipe but I boiled the meat in water instead of frying it (to keep all the juices in), then just added the veg and spices. I'll post up the recipe here, if anyone is interested.
Jan 19th 2009 | 9:43 am
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Re: Moose chili
If you guys are able to obtain some ground moose meat, I can highly recommend making a chili with it. I made a big pot of the stuff the other night and it turned out really well.
It was pretty much a standard chili recipe but I boiled the meat in water instead of frying it (to keep all the juices in), then just added the veg and spices. I'll post up the recipe here, if anyone is interested.
It was pretty much a standard chili recipe but I boiled the meat in water instead of frying it (to keep all the juices in), then just added the veg and spices. I'll post up the recipe here, if anyone is interested.
I on the other hand will pass...no Elk or Moose in Belfast at the mo!
Jan 19th 2009 | 9:44 am
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From: Ontario
Re: Moose chili
If you guys are able to obtain some ground moose meat, I can highly recommend making a chili with it. I made a big pot of the stuff the other night and it turned out really well.
It was pretty much a standard chili recipe but I boiled the meat in water instead of frying it (to keep all the juices in), then just added the veg and spices. I'll post up the recipe here, if anyone is interested.
It was pretty much a standard chili recipe but I boiled the meat in water instead of frying it (to keep all the juices in), then just added the veg and spices. I'll post up the recipe here, if anyone is interested.
Jan 19th 2009 | 9:50 am
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From: On top of the Green hill, NS
Jan 19th 2009 | 10:18 am
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Re: Moose chili
We had Bison taco quiche last night, that was pretty nice 
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Jan 19th 2009 | 10:40 am
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From: Moncton, NB, CANADA
Re: Moose chili
How many of the little critters do you need? Moose is plural for mouse, right?
Jan 19th 2009 | 12:11 pm
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Re: Moose chili
How do you get the moose in the mincer??
I thought AmyD prefered mouses
I thought AmyD prefered mouses
Jan 19th 2009 | 5:53 pm
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Re: Moose chili
Moose is lovely!
Jan 20th 2009 | 3:35 am
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From: Sidcup,
Re: Moose chili
Nooooooo! Moose are friends, not food.
