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I enjoy a steak now and then, I think, for only one reason, because I'm just uninterested in how an average steak is supposed to turn out. I like moose, but don't run into it all that often. I think elk do a pretty good job at processing grass something tasty. Definitely though, I'm always open to cooking ideas for migratory birds that are meant to come out interesting and not try to cover it up into something it's not.

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Well, I love the dark meat that doves and duck offers, so it's easy for me. I like to pluck a duck whole, bathe it in olive oil, then "cake" as much salt and pepper into the olive oil as it will hold. Then, either use a "store bought" rack, or make one out of a coat hanger, that will hold the duck upright on the grill. Slow cook it, I mean slow, until slightly pink inside.

Also like to cook duck breast meat the same way I cook doves sometimes, and that is to marinate the duck breast meat, or the dove breasts, in Italian salad dressing, then wrap with bacon and grill until the dove/duck is pink inside (again). Another way I enjoy doves is cooked in gravy for several hours, served with grits. I have eaten 17 doves at one sitting, cooked this way. Eleven is my top number when wrapped with bacon. (That was a bad night ............ eleven pieces of bacon doesn't work well with me, at night. I took Tums, drank a glass of baking soda in water, and took a Zantac, to get any sleep that night. Learning experience.

Never had grouse, but God meant for quail to be floured, salt and peppered, and fried.......... IMHO. grin And, served with grits and biscuits.

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Grouse are delicious. For doves, I fillet the breast meat off the bone, roll in a seasoned flour/corn meal mix and lightly fry in a cast iron skillet. Really good. I can throw those down like popcorn. But there is nothing better than fried quail IMHO.


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I'm with Stan when it comes to dark meat. I love both woodcock and prairie chickens/sharptails. I've converted my wife on chickens and sharpies, but I can't get her to try woodcock. I think it's because I told her the meat tastes something like liver--and she doesn't like liver. I do.

Actually, it's an evil plot on my part. I'm happy to save all the woodcock for myself!

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Duck is good hidden in good gumbo...truth is most duck hunters don't eat them and Stan you know I'm being truthful.

Originally Posted By: Stan

One other point. Here, a couple of nice ribeyes will set you back $16 or better at the meat counter.

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At 16 bucks a couple the Ribeyes would have to be awful thin you must be shopping at Walmart agAin Stan....more like 30 bucks a pair for 1" plus at Kroger.

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Originally Posted By: Ted Schefelbein
Wet, everywhere.

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Yer SAV didn't get wet did it Tedward ?

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Boy, this thing really went off-track.

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Yep.

Doves and ducks to steaks and moose....

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Trying to get details on the news item from yesterday that Grand Forks radar showed what was initially thought to be smoke from a forest fire turned out to be a gigantic flock of 600,000 ducks in NW MN! Could be I guess with all the flooded soybeans. We have huge numbers of mallards, green-winged teal, and gadwall here in flooded beans with no way to get at them. Only the best gravel roads and paved roads are passable after 18" heavy snow last week added to the already abnormally wet conditions.

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My kid sent the details:

https://www.mprnews.org/story/2019/10/17...r-aitkin-county

If the species identification is correct this has to be a big chunk of the entire North American population of Ring-necked Ducks!

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