Recipies thread

[kvidoo]

Ya'll got nothing in here compared to deer chili. Yall need to go to the wood and get you a deer.


1lb lean ground beef
1lb ground deer (always lean)
1lb spicy pork sausage
4 tbls chili powder
4 good hot chili peppers diced
1 to 2 cans ranch beans drained
3 fresh tomatos diced nice and small
1 can tomato paste
2 cloves garlic
1 large onion diced
1 cup water

Brown beef and pork sausage together. Remove and drain. Brown deer meat. chuck all you spices and maters and stuff in pot. Bring to boil. reduce to simmer for about 20 min. (gets a good mingel of flavors goin). Throw all your meat in the pot with all that good stuff cookin already. Simmer that for about an hour. If it ain't hot enough dice you up some jalepeno's and throw in there for about another 20 min. You done. Serve over rice or crackers or cornbread your choice. By the way I love to cook so yall just come on down to my house but you gotta stay out the kitchen. (you may get hurt)

Keaton

[thebigspendur]

When you go to the woods to get you that deer don't be like the bright guy who hid in a tree until the deer passed under it and jumped on his back and tried to wrastle him to the ground. The only chili meat he got was the human kind.

[Flanny]

. . . . Or the guy who saw the deer on the levee above him, shot it, and was speered and crushed under it when it fell on him.

[JLStorm]

. . . . Or the guy who saw the deer on the levee above him, shot it, and was speered and crushed under it when it fell on him.

Now if that aint irony.....

[rtaylor61]

I've never felt like hunting was a sport. I'm not against it, but I just see it as a hobby, or a way to put food on the table, definitely not a sport. Now, if the animals could shoot back! That would be a sport!

RT