08 December 2009, 18:36
Larry Matherneingrediants for sausage
Son-in-law went hunting for the big buck, but this boar showed up and run off all the deer...So he shot the boar, then a doe returned to the scene, so Son-in-law figured the stand was messed up for the evening he took the doe. Now he has ingrediants for sausage. Can't eat horns anyway.

08 December 2009, 19:46
dustofferLooks like he got 'er done!
08 December 2009, 21:56
Karooquote:
Can't eat horns anyway
What's he gonna use for a toothpick?
08 December 2009, 22:39
Larry MatherneHe uses pig gut as dental floss!!

09 December 2009, 04:26
GeedubyaLooks like the makin's of some mighty fine table fare, no matter how you slice it.
GWB
09 December 2009, 08:36
Larry MatherneYep, one can hope that he will remember paw-in-law when the dinner bell sounds. I did give him my daughter afterall.
09 December 2009, 23:16
meteMy favorite sausage is 2/3 venison, 1/3 pork, salt ,pepper, nutmeg. Venison/pork mix is also great for Bolognese sauce for pasta . Get to the kitchen !

16 December 2009, 01:34
Larry MatherneSorry Mete that it took so long to get back to you, actually your recepe is close to my own, for the sausage that is. I don't know what the other stuff is, but I bet it is good.
16 December 2009, 05:43
meteBolognese sauce is not "other stuff". It is a classic Italian pasta sauce and certainly deserves that title.
Grind meat [traditionally pork and veal though venison/pork is excellent] brown in hot oil.Add 'soffrito' ,chopped onion ,celery,carrot,garlic ,chopped tomato.Simmer and near the end of cooking add white wine, nutmeg,salt,pepper. Serve with fettucine [noodles].Enjoy !
16 December 2009, 17:19
Bob in TXIt looks like the freezer is filling up!!
Congrats,
Bob
17 December 2009, 07:14
Larry MatherneThanks Bob, but so far I havent got no bolognese sauce or sausage.

But I'm sure son-in-law is still tying to perfect the bolognese before he serves it up. He is as good a cook as he is a hunter, and he does have a reputation to uphold. Not sure what's the hold up on the sausage though.
Regards,
Larry