ISO ways to cook squirrel

[Maverick2272]

I have only had it a couple of times, but my experience was you had to be very careful or it would turn out dry. If I remember right, bacon was used in the dishes I had.
Squirrel pot pie, gotta try that sometime LOL. Got plenty of squirrels around here that is for sure, but I don't think they will appreciate me using my .22 in the back yard, LOL.

[Jeekinz]

Originally Posted by silvercarmel

Thank you for the recipes, and for the guys who are gonna hurl , just think if you eat chicken, cows ,pigs etc why not squirrel ( and its free )

Carmel x

LOL. Crickets are free, too. But you won't see me throwing a handfull into my cookie dough mix.

[redkitty]

Originally Posted by LadyCook61

I don't think so.

I'm with you. I didn't know people ate squirrels.

[Maverick2272]

Now, grasshoppers are another story... and with chocolate...yum!

[ChefJune]

Sounds good. What time is dinner?

[silvercarmel]

Ah , you just have to try it . Also its free range and organic and low in fat :)

[silvercarmel]

Apparently its popular in asian food, also are insects. Dont think I will try bugs and stuff like that,,,,,,,,,,,, but you never know.lol

[silvercarmel]

Have you ever seen what a pig eats ?

[kitchenelf]

OK - this is not a new thing. People have been eating squirrel for um...let's just say a few years. It's not uncommon at all. It may not be your cup of tea. If it's not so be it - no need to muck up the thread.

[jet]

Originally Posted by LadyCook61

no way jose. I watch those critters outside and cannot fathom eating them. Who knows what they eat? I know they raid my bird feeders but what else they eat, I have no idea.

Acorns, nuts, berries, hedge balls, etc...