The NFC B-Day Chat Thread

My text message ring was going bonkers earlier, but I was in the middle of folding laundry so I figured it could darn well wait until I had time to sit down. This is the series of texts I got. :lau Seems Kendra found Katie’s phone again!

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My text message ring was going bonkers earlier, but I was in the middle of folding laundry so I figured it could darn well wait until I had time to sit down. This is the series of texts I got. :lau Seems Kendra found Katie’s phone again!

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Ducks, geese, and antelope were the only things Dad hunted that I couldn’t abide eating, but had to. I might have gotten away with fussing over a simple side dish, but never the main thing on the plate. I’d enjoy the sandhill crane, pheasant, doves, (although it took most of the hunting season to get enough for our crew), turkeys, deer, elk, and once Dad drew an out of state moose tag for Minnesota, but those first three things could turn my stomach! Seemed the more I chewed, the bigger it got in mouth. Yuck!! That moose was fabulous eating - hated to see the last of it being cooked up. I liked the prairie chickens when he could break away to hunt the Missouri River breaks, and of course anything that came out of the water was delicious. After we moved here I cooked bison for the first time. That is still the favorite of Ken, me, Jamie and Little Diane! But man, you gotta cook that meat carefully - underdone or overdone it’s like leather. Just getting hard to find commercially, and too much work for two old people to hunt. We’d probably never draw one of those limited tags anyway.
 
Blooie funny that it’s hard to find there, here it’s in most of the stores and even Walmart! LOL and our regular grocery store. Usually like a pound in a little vacuum sealed square pack. Usually like $9 or $10. Of course that is ground bison and probably not the good stuff but still. It’s popular and “exotic” here I guess LOL some stores it’s like $12 for the same little pound. That said though, we also have an exotic/game meat specialty shop a couple hours away in NH that has all sorts of meats! It’s awesome. I bet they probably have bison but never looked. We only went there once and got some stuff to ship to my grandparents and some stuff for us. I would love to go back. The reason I bring this place up is that they may have better quality bison. But still, even the bison at the stores is very good. At least I think so. But you are right, tough to cook just right. I usually burn it LOL paranoid about safety. I dry out my scrambled eggs too and cook my fried eggs all the way through. :lau :hide
 
Blooie funny that it’s hard to find there, here it’s in most of the stores and even Walmart! LOL and our regular grocery store. Usually like a pound in a little vacuum sealed square pack. Usually like $9 or $10. Of course that is ground bison and probably not the good stuff but still. It’s popular and “exotic” here I guess LOL some stores it’s like $12 for the same little pound. That said though, we also have an exotic/game meat specialty shop a couple hours away in NH that has all sorts of meats! It’s awesome. I bet they probably have bison but never looked. We only went there once and got some stuff to ship to my grandparents and some stuff for us. I would love to go back. The reason I bring this place up is that they may have better quality bison. But still, even the bison at the stores is very good. At least I think so. But you are right, tough to cook just right. I usually burn it LOL paranoid about safety. I dry out my scrambled eggs too and cook my fried eggs all the way through. :lau :oops:
I had ground Bison from walmart, hubby BBQ'd it and it was so flavorful!
 

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