Guess whats for supper

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I had shot a larger blue wildabeast in botswana and was ask if the trackers could have the head. of course I said yes.

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I had shot a larger blue wildabeast in botswana and was ask if the trackers could have the head. of course I said yes.
Puts a new twist on “say grandpa what’s for supper”? Well kids we got, boiled taters, with a mess of greens......some mealies baked in the cast iron pot and fire burned wildebeest head just make one drool. YUM YUM!
 
Nice Looking People, Being a Chef by trade I think maybe I'd have stopped by for at least a taste
 
Back in Namibia the guys make what they call "Puff Adder" out of hart, lever and kidneys from the Oryx I shot. They berbequed it and with salt and pepper It tasted real good.

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I’m obviously spoiled. I can’t see stealing any of that Puff Adder for myself. Interesting twist on Haggis. (Sp)
 
these girls are cleaning intestines out to stuff with meat. it was good when cooked. Leslie

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Nothing wrong with natural sausage cases.
 
I'd eat that! I love heart and liver in particular.

Nothing wrong with natural sausage cases.

IF they clean out the casing! I've seen their idea of cleaning meaning a little water made it to the other end. :A Banana Sad:
 
now you tell me, well at least I didn,t get sick. leslie.

Sometimes you're better off not to know.

Heck, none of us would eat hot dogs if we really knew what was in them. :A Ill:
 
They made Puff Adder my first trip, I did not partake in the meal. I had kudu on the braii instead.
 
I meant to quote Royal about what's in hot dogs. lol
 
as a young man I heard they were made with ,ears,nose,lips and the hole at the south end, but a big plate of baked beans, fried potato,s, and four foot long hot dogs and a quart of ice cold beer with a good cigar at the end seemed like heaven at times. leslie
 
Still love my chili dogs!
 
I'd eat that! I love heart and liver in particular.



IF they clean out the casing! I've seen their idea of cleaning meaning a little water made it to the other end. :A Banana Sad:
I've watched the process... It doesn't take long, doesn't require much water pressure, and the water coming out the end is not required to be clear much less clean.:sick:;)
 
i do deer hearts here. I stuff them with turkey stuffing(bread herbs and a few spices) and serve them with mashed potato,s, gravy and sucatash(corn-lima beans.).leslie.
 
I had Liver Sausage made from Whitetail and Liver Pat'e from Impala and enjoyed both
 

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