Whether you call them bark burners, tree rats, or limb chickens, squirrels are good for more than frustrating you during deer season. They make delicious table fare when properly skinned, cleaned, and ...
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Old School Soups You Don't See People Eating Today
Squirrel stew is a quintessential product of the "make good of what nature gave you" ethos behind wild game hunting, and by the 19th century, it was being featured in regional cookbooks in the South.
Squirrels seem to be everywhere until you need a few for your Buttermilk Fried Squirrel recipe. On stage at Smithsonian Food History Weekend, Chef Jason Flores and I shared Oklahoma-style cooking and ...
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