That looks incredible! Just wish we could go shoot some pheasant!Made some Cream of Pheasant and Wild Rice soup yesterday
Took this;
Slow roasted onion stuffed pheasant wrapped in foil at 300 for three hours until it was fall off the bone, diced onions/diced mushrooms/diced celery/sliced carrots sautéed until soft, bacon cooked crispy and crumbled, butter, chicken broth, cream, garlic, basil and pepper..cooked wild rice separate then blended into pot slowly simmered for forty minutes.
Served with a good rye bread
Can't go wrong with bacon, looks real good!Made some Cream of Pheasant and Wild Rice soup yesterday
Took this;
Slow roasted onion stuffed pheasant wrapped in foil at 300 for three hours until it was fall off the bone, diced onions/diced mushrooms/diced celery/sliced carrots sautéed until soft, bacon cooked crispy and crumbled, butter, chicken broth, cream, garlic, basil and pepper..cooked wild rice separate then blended into pot slowly simmered for forty minutes.
Served with a good rye bread
I really miss having our porta-vac around, I actually have to clean the floor now where for years it was done for us.Prime rib & twice baked potato's ...
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Our porta-vac in case anything spills ...
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I really miss having our porta-vac around, I actually have to clean the floor now where for years it was done for us.
Looks great and good looking porta-vac!Prime rib & twice baked potato's ...
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Our porta-vac in case anything spills ...
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That all looks great! I could go for some of those ribs!Some pictures of my last couple of weekend smokes! Baby back ribs and a small brisket flat. I was a little concerned about the flat since it was only four pounds but it couldn’t have turned out better. I just kept the Kamado Joe at 225. It took almost eight hours but it was as tender and juicy as could be. And a baby back ribs are always good.
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Heck yea!I braised a venison neck roast for about 8 hours yesterday on a bed of onions, seasoned up with Tony's cajun and about 1/2 cup of minced garlic. The braising liquid was unconventional. I used water, with Bisto Gravy Granules (Bisto gravy is the only thing my Irish and English relatives can agree upon). It was pull apart fork tender. We had venison enchiladas last night. Today, I used some of the leftover meat for tacos. I added pickled jalapenos and carrots, some chipotle salsa, and crisped it up in a hot skillet.
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