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Squirrel Stew!
Whilst trawling through a few of my recipe books, I came across what could
just be the answer to all you gardeners plagued by squirrels. Squirrel Stew! Yes folks, it seems that a squirrel stew solves a lot of problems, one being what to do with the blighters once you've shot them. This recipe is from a South Louisiana Cajun cookin' recipe book and very easy to prepare, once you have your squirrels. For the recipe you will need, 3 squirrels, 2 cups of chopped red onions, 1 cup chopped spring onions, 1 large chopped red pepper, 1½ cups chopped celery, 2 cloves of garlic (crushed), ½ cup of chopped parsley, 2 rashers of bacon, 1 cup of plain flour, 2 tsp. salt and pepper, 1 tbsp. soy sauce, 1½ cups of dry white wine, a dash of Angostura bitters, 2 cups of water and 1 large chopped very hot chilli with the seeds.. First skin and clean out your squirrels, then brown them in a hot non-stick frying pan with the bacon rashers and 1 tbsp olive oil.. Remove the squirrels and bacon from the pan and braise the red pepper, red onion, chilli and celery until nicely browned. Prepare a roux using the flour and bacon rashers which should now be chopped. Transfer to a stew pot including the water, wine, soy sauce, garlic, Angostura bitters, spring onions and parsley. Cook in an oven on the middle shelf for about 1½ hours at 200°C (400°F) gas 6. The recipe doesn't say if it is safe to eat the squirrels after they have feasted on your bluebell and crocus bulbs. Perhaps they don't bother in America. Anyway, enjoy! MikeCT |
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