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Beef Stew1/28/2012Enrique Torres
  Q: I have a lot of good recipes for Beef stew, Beef Vegetable Soup, etc. The problem is, they never ...
  A: Ken Intense meat flavor depends on many factors: a. Type of cut. b. Processing system, recipe and ...
Chicken: Cooking Speed and Heat Level1/15/2012Enrique Torres
  Q: Traditionally, pork is cooked slowly and on low heat and beef is cooked quickly on high heat. What ...
  A: James Cooking time depends on many factors. In order to give to you an example lets see some ...
Food Safety1/8/2012Enrique Torres
  Q: My question is regarding food safety. I heard somewhere that eating pre stuffed food is unsafe ...
  A: Deanna: Not really. There is no a matter of products, it is about how the food is done, storaged and ...
Frozen Wild Boar1/6/2012Keith Patton
  Q: How long will frozen wild boar meat keep for in the freezer?
  A: Julie: Meat in the freezer will keep up to 12 months depending on how well it is wrapped. What you ...
prime rib12/19/2011Enrique Torres
  Q: I am preparing a 4-rib prime rib. The butcher is cutting off the bone and then tieing it back on to ...
  A: Pat: There are many recipes to prepare prime ribs. Personally I like to prepare a garlic herb ...
pork tenderloin12/14/2011Enrique Torres
  Q: I will be hosting Christmas dinner for 20. I have 4 Pork Tenderloins (8 halfs) weighing 10 lbs ...
  A: Dana: In your specific case , cooking time is related to the capacity of your oven, if you can put ...
wild hog12/14/2011Keith Patton
  Q: How do you get the wild, musky smell and taste out of the meat? What is the best brine and the best ...
  A: Gayle: There is not easy way to get rid of "boar taint" which is the result of hormones relased by ...
wild hog12/7/2011Keith Patton
  Q: Have large hind quarter hog. Do you have a receipe to cook in crock pot?
  A: Ray: Fitting it into a crock pot might be a bit difficult unless you debone it. In any event, a ...
coon12/5/2011Keith Patton
  Q: what internal temp to cook coon to will be cooking at 225 in side firebox pit thinking about whole ...
  A: Gary: You should make sure you trim all the external fat from it, as I found it had a disagreeable ...
coon12/4/2011Keith Patton
  Q: what internal temp to cook coon to will be cooking at 225 in side firebox pit thinking about whole ...
  A: The musk glands are inside the front legs and inside the rear legs, kind of where the armpits or ...
Boneless cross rib roast - four pounds11/25/2011Enrique Torres
  Q: It's too late for me to cook my roast in a slow cooker. I have seven hours until dinner. I plan to ...
  A: Debby: I beg your pardon, some health problems did not allow me to answer before. I see you were in ...
fresh deer11/13/2011Keith Patton
  Q: I killed my first deer this morning and have it dressed out. One hine quarter (about 11 lbs) I am ...
  A: Nothing really unless you want to put some kind of dry rub on it. Since you have probably already ...
boneless primrib11/2/2011Keith Patton
  Q: Hello i have 70 poundsof boneless ...
  A: John: Your first hurdle will be having a large enough oven, pans and racks. Each prime rib should ...
broiling buffalo t-bone steak10/30/2011Keith Patton
  Q: I have a 2.23 lb buffalo t-bone steak about an inch thick. I have never cooked this before. How ...
  A: Rebecca: It depends on whether you are doing it on a grill or in the oven broiler, and then it ...
Bear Steaks10/29/2011Keith Patton
  Q: First off - I'm a lousy cook. lol I would like to know how to cook Bear Steaks. Thanks Tish
  A: Tish: The thickness of the steaks dictates how well you cook them. The trouble with bear is it is ...
Wild Hog liver9/27/2011Keith Patton
  Q: Is it ok to eat the liver from a wild hog? It has been frozen, and I love liver. What are some good ...
  A: Bob: There is a risk associated with most wild game livers that the field and game departments of ...
elk brine and freezing meat twicw9/23/2011Keith Patton
  Q: what is the best way to brine or pre-pare elk steak? What affect does freezing twice have on elk ...
  A: Robert: The risk most often cited about freezing and refreezing is the chance bacteria has to ...
woodchuckglandlocation9/7/2011Keith Patton
  Q: Have woodchuck vandetta. If I kill I want to eat. I need info as to how to handle and locate ...
  A: The Woodchuck or Wuchak in Algonquin is also referred to as the Ground Hog where I am from in ...
Pressure cooking squirell8/13/2011Keith Patton
  Q: I have enjoyed learning from you. I was recently give a small 1.5 Qt pressure cooker for my camping ...
  A: Robert: To be honest I have never used a pressure cooker to cook squirrel, but it can be done. I ...
Best Before Date on Beef Tenderloin8/1/2011Keith Patton
  Q: I recently purchased a beef tenderloin and forgot to cook it. It is in a cryopac and has been in the ...
  A: Jan: The meat is fine. Cook it and eat it. I think retailers use the best before date to let ...
Cooking/BBQ Pork Ribs7/25/2011Enrique Torres
  Q: I have too many ribs defrosted right now and am wondering if you can advise if - on a safety front - ...
  A: Debbie: Yes you can boil and store the pork ribs, and bbq the few you want to eat. To cook in a ...
Tandoori Chicken7/2/2011Enrique Torres
  Q: I prepared the tandoori chicken's gravy but it does not stay sticking together with chicken. While ...
  A: Suraj: Here, the best suggestion is to add starch. The method to prepare is as follows: Dissolve ...
Boneless leg of lamb on grill - finish in oven?6/26/2011Enrique Torres
  Q: I am catering a dinner for 17 and have about 8.5 lbs of boneless leg of lamb that I will be ...
  A: Elke: What IŽd do is to cook like you said at your home, after that place the meat on a tray ...
oil for frying5/17/2011Enrique Torres
  Q: We have used canola oil for frying for years but now I understand that it is unhealthy. What is the ...
  A: Joseph: Here the kind of oil isn't the most important element to take in account when you're looking ...
Smoking Wild Turkey Breasts5/16/2011Keith Patton
  Q: What is the best brine you've used to take the wild taste out of wild turkey breast? Some have said ...
  A: Carol: I would smoke it in the low to mid 200F's. If you have a webber or other smoker, make sure ...
Smoking Wild Turkey Breasts5/16/2011Keith Patton
  Q: What is the best brine you've used to take the wild taste out of wild turkey breast? Some have said ...
  A: Carol: Nothing really "takes" the wild flavor out. It merely dilutes it. Brining or soaking in ...
Ham4/24/2011Enrique Torres
  Q: I got a ham from the hog I had processed and I don't know how long to cook it. It is only two ...
  A: Julie: Cooking time depends on cooking method. ie: oven, steam, boiling water, gril or oil, and the ...
wild hog4/11/2011Keith Patton
  Q: recently i butchered 9 wild hogs varying in sizes of 40 to 100 lbs. in each i encountered polyps ...
  A: Joey: Were these in the meat, or under the hide? Trichinosis cysts occur in the meat. Google or ...
eliminating wild boar taint/gamey smell4/9/2011Keith Patton
  Q: I have been given a joint of wild boar which is sitting in my fridge and is now beginning to smell. ...
  A: Allen: The best way to get the gamey smell and taste, which is called boar taint, out of the meat ...
Help4/5/2011Enrique Torres
  Q: What are the advantages of using RTC poultry? What do Barding and Basting have in common? Explain ...
  A: Michael: READY TO COOK (RTC) poultry products are those that are sliced, marinated, individually ...
baking skinless chicken parts4/5/2011Enrique Torres
  Q: How do you bake skinless chicken,? i.e. like drumsticks or thighs in the oven and keeping them ...
  A: John: Yes it is easier to boil if you debone the chicken, it takes at least 30% less cooking time. ...
Help4/4/2011Enrique Torres
  Q: Why does meat develop more flavor as it ages? A Sirloin steak weighed 16oz. before it was cooked ...
  A: Michael: Here are 2 questions. Meat Ageing: Meat develops more flavor when aged because ageing is ...
cold meat4/3/2011Enrique Torres
  Q: Is it OK to eat cold cooked meat served with hot vegetables and hot gravy or sauce
  A: Hazel: It depends on how well was cooked and stored that meat. Lets explain more: If you were ...
baking skinless chicken parts4/3/2011Enrique Torres
  Q: How do you bake skinless chicken,? i.e. like drumsticks or thighs in the oven and keeping them ...
  A: John: I know what you mean, it is always difficult to obtain a juicy and tender meat when cooking. ...
how to pressure cook Chuckar or Quail3/24/2011Keith Patton
  Q: I'd like to use my pressure cooker to cook chuckar and make a gravy. How would I best season and ...
  A: Miriam: I would sear the bird first, to brown it, in a little oil in the cooker pot. Next, a lot ...
roasting 30 pork loin center cuts at a time3/16/2011Enrique Torres
  Q: I have an idea to roast 30-36 pork cutlets in my electric counter-top roaster (Hamilton Beach), by ...
  A: Glen: First of all I apologize for not responding before, I was traveling. Let's go to facts: ...
Reducing Carcinogens3/8/2011Keith Patton
  Q: I have been reading a lot lately about carcinogens (HCA's & PAH's). Since im a lover of meat, i ...
  A: Ty: Want produces the carcinogens you worry about is the browning reaction that takes place on the ...
marinaide2/8/2011Keith Patton
  Q: Can I use milk for marinaiding meat?
  A: Pat: Yes, but it won't do a whole lot. The thing about marinades is that they are basically ...
How long can a deer be left before gutting?1/28/2011Keith Patton
  Q: I had shot a deer and unable to find the deer before night fall I had to leave returning the ...
  A: Billy: There shouldn't be anything wrong with the meat, unless you shot it in the gut. There ...
Elk steak1/22/2011Keith Patton
  Q: What is the best way to marinate elk steak to make in more flavor full and tender?
  A: Darren: You need to understand that marinades do very little of either. Marinades only add a bit ...

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I can answer questions regarding wildgame cookery ranging from venison, elk, buffalo, wild geese, duck, wild turtle, feral hog, javalena, wild boar, racoon, beaver, and woodchuck.

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