I set a trail cam up in my yard, just to see how it works, and I got some great pictures of me getting in the truck ...LOL Even got a few deer pics too.
Long weekends are always welcome...eh. I just wish I was working. Dang doctor says I can't work, just because of a few itty bitty heart attacks a few weeks ago.
DUUUUUDE, I had no idea..... haven't been on RT.com lately, Take a little time off work and get better man.
Howdy! I just posted the latest America's Frugal Sportsman blog on my profile. Check it out if you get a chance. As always, your comments are appreciated.
Lovely recipe...looks like a tasty one....I love the fact that you included instructions and pictures...
I think everyone who loves to cook game should start a recipe book of sorts with a picture of their recipe and the actual recipe. It is like being able to log a cooking history of sorts for others to see and enjoy, as well as to leave to your loved ones someday.
The only thing that I believe would enhance your dish is possibly another layer of flavor with some additional herbs...I created an herb blend called WildCheff Tuscan Upland Game Blend that I believe would create a nice enhancement. It has rosemary, lemon peel, green onion, red peper, garlic, etc...it's awesome with all kinds of game - whether 4 legged or two legged and flying.
You can find it on my website in the Product Catalog. www.wildcheff.com
By cooking it at 325 that definitely helps keep it more tender. I assume your cream sauce has flour to thicken???
You can also add some white, Marsala or Madeira wine when deglazing and cooking the onions which will add some additional flavor.
I made a pheasant and cabbage chowder for my gun club last fall and they loved it. It has a clear broth with cabbage, potatoes (all purpose and sweet), carrots, celery, garlic, smoked bacon, my Tuscan Blend, etc. It was soooooo tasty.
Thanks for sharing. I look forward to trying your recipe - it looks great.
Please stay in touch. How are you doing with your recovery???