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    <title>WANTED: Unique Big Game Recipes</title>
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    <description>Looking for some unique recipes for Elk, Venison and especially birds like Grouse/Partridge.

There are some interesting looking dishes here:
http://www.nearctica.com/family/eatnat/animals/quail.htm

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    <title>Johnnas Famous Easy-Bake Lasagna</title>
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    <description>I was cleaning the cabin and found this recipe tucked away on a shelf. This clever and tasty dish was introduced a few years back by our friend Johnna. Keep in mind that I am part Italian and grew up with homemade lasagna at least once a week. I scoffed when I watched her make this dish without boiling the noodles first! And no ricotta cheese? The entire process was a spectacle to me.. At the end ...</description>
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    <title>French Rabbit Stew</title>
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    <description>I'm going to Jasper on Feb 3rd for a little rabbit hunting. It's inspired me to find this recipe on the internet, which I hope to test next weekend!

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Title: French Rabbit Stew
Categories: Wild game, French, Wine
Yield: 4 servings
  
1    Rabbit; disjointed
2 Tbl  Butter
1/2 ts Salt; optional
1/2 ts Freshly ground black pepper
2 Tbl  Flour
1/4 c  Beef ...</description>
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    <title>Seafood Stew Fron Uncle Andy</title>
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1 tablespoon vegetable oil
1 cup chopped green pepper 
1/2 cup chopped onion
2 chopped garlic cloves 

2-24oz. cans diced tomatoes and liquid
2-8oz. cans tomato sauce

2 teaspoons salt 
1 teaspoon oregano 
1 teaspoon Basil 
1 tablespoon parsley 
1/2 teaspoon Paprika 
1 teaspoon Ground black pepper or to taste

2 cans ...</description>
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    <description>Most folks in Texas know how to do this, so forgive me stating what might be obvious to some. However, for those of us who were never blessed with the wisdom of melt-away ribs, stay tuned. I will explain a few simple techniques for producing the finest batch of ribs ever to fall off of a bone. These techniques should apply to all types of ribs, but were written with baby-back pork ribs in mind. ...</description>
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    <description>Poor Man's Quick Ettuffe

Description:  This is a quick and easy way to enjoy Creole cuisine without the hassel of boiling down a rue.  Total time expended is about one hour with occasional stiring.  Forgive me if I don't know the exact temperatures, but I have an old gas stove that the numbers have worn off of.

Ingredients:  1 bell peper, 1 white onion, 4 stalks celery, 1 clove garlic, 1 cup ...</description>
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    <description>Okay, here's another good one for the camp. Get yourself a big sack of tortilla chips for this one!

1 can of black beans, all liquid drained
1 15 oz jar of Pace picante salsa (any flavor will do)
1 large avacado, chopped to small chunks
1/3 large lemon, squeezed for fresh juice
1/3 bunch of cilantro, finely chopped
2 level teaspoons of chili powder. Cayenne, Chipolte, plain red, etc.

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    <title>Larry's Award Winning Chipolte Chili</title>
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    <description>Nothing compares to the smokey zingy taste of Chipolte chili pepper. The Chipolte is really nothing more than a whole Jalepeno pepper that is smoked, dried and ground. The process creates a spicy, smoky, delicious pepper that can only be described by....  Mmmmmm.  Here's my all time fovorite recipe to be enjoyed by all Jasper folk alike.

Larry's Chipolte chili recipe:

Ingredients
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