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  • montanajoe
    • Community moderator

    Sounds good, thanks.

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  • KenK/84Bravo

    Always appreciate new recipes. πŸ‘

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  • Mr. Perfect

    That looks pretty good to me.

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  • Horse Plains Drifter

    Nice, thanks. I saved that to favorites.

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  • jimdeere

    That's a great site. Several good recipes. I wish I had some elk meat.

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  • Grasshopper

    We have that at the Possum Festival and it always sells out.

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  • bullshot

    Dang, now I'm starving all of a sudden.

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  • scooterdriver

    Thanks for the recipe @toad67. I make a similar dish (like you = corn, peas, Worcestershire, extra broth). I toss in whatever meats I have, but always try for at least two...preferably three...and shred them late in the cooking process. Family favorite is venison, rabbit, and pheasant, but I prefer when there's duck/goose also. I use more liquid, add the taters fairly late, toast up a nice sourdough loaf, and always make a double recipe...it's even better reheated.

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  • toad67
    scooterdriver: 30376231940763/comments/30376197282331

    Thanks for the recipe @toad67. I make a similar dish (like you = corn, peas, Worcestershire, extra broth). I toss in whatever meats I have, but always try for at least two...preferably three...and shred them late in the cooking process. Family favorite is venison, rabbit, and pheasant, but I prefer when there's duck/goose also. I use more liquid, add the taters fairly late, toast up a nice sourdough loaf, and always make a double recipe...it's even better reheated.

    Agree, the next day was it was even better....Mmmmmm

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  • Brookwood

    Yesterday I was wanting to do something different with a couple pounds of lean hamburger. Followed @toad67 recipe having most of those ingredients and boy o boy did that stew turn out GOOOOOOOD!!

    Many thanks to you Toad!!

    πŸ˜‹πŸ˜›


    P.S. Using burger you just need to brown and drain off the grease before adding to the stew pot.

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  • toad67
    Brookwood: 30376231940763/comments/30376210637723

    Yesterday I was wanting to do something different with a couple pounds of lean hamburger. Followed @toad67 recipe having most of those ingredients and boy o boy did that stew turn out GOOOOOOOD!!

    Many thanks to you Toad!!

    πŸ˜‹πŸ˜›

    P.S. Using burger you just need to brown and drain off the grease before adding to the stew pot.

    Glad you enjoyed it. I found it to be a cross between soup and stew, what would you call it? Also, did you add anything different too it?

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  • Brookwood

    @toad67 Yes, I did not have any green pepper but had a celery bunch that was starting to go soft so chopped it up and in it went. Also used a can of tomato soup instead of the diced tomatos. Put a few dashes of Worchestershire sauce for added color and flavor too. After everything was done and tender I thickened it a bit with some flour as it was still boiling, so I'd call what I made a stew. Darn good stuff!

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