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RIchard,

You have inspired me! CF elk, fried potatoes, and fresh yellow squash cooking tonight!


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Should in their own confines with forked heads
Have their round haunches gored."

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Originally Posted by kaywoodie
RIchard,

You have inspired me! CF elk, fried potatoes, and fresh yellow squash cooking tonight!


I’m heading for your place!!! 😜


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Sorry Neal, I just finished consuming them all! Whew! Im full!!🤣🤣🤣


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"Come, shall we go and kill us venison?
And yet it irks me the poor dappled fools,
Being native burghers of this desert city,
Should in their own confines with forked heads
Have their round haunches gored."

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Originally Posted by kaywoodie
Sorry Neal, I just finished consuming them all! Whew! Im full!!🤣🤣🤣


😁👍🏻


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I thought of the same scene. This guy cracks me up!!


Know fat, know flavor. No fat, no flavor.

I tried going vegan, but then realized it was a big missed steak.
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Originally Posted by 284LUVR
Sliced thin on my mandolin, parboiled, then fry in CI skillet add chopped / diced onions towards the end.



fancy!


Hell, I'll eat em raw before I did all that.


20 seconds on the mandolin too much work ?

Makes for a nice even slice which pays dividends in the frying pan.

YUM !


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I can get a whole lot of thumb sliced off in 20 seconds!


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Yer kids can call ya stubby. wink grin


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Originally Posted by 284LUVR
Yer kids can call ya stubby. wink grin


Ya know that is one teed up ball right there that i'm not gonna hit. Because Jim is always such a nice guy.


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Skin on spuds, cut the size of a sugar cube, onion halved and sliced in the cast iron pan first, salt / pepper. Used to slice them thin and cook, cube cutting let’s you cook golden crispy.

Pop used to boil and then cook with onions, could not get enough on the plate. Camp breakfast with over easy eggs, bacon and poached salt Mackerel.

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Originally Posted by BOWHUNR
I thought of the same scene. This guy cracks me up!!

That was good. LOL.

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Originally Posted by FatCity67
Originally Posted by 284LUVR
Yer kids can call ya stubby. wink grin


Ya know that is one teed up ball right there that i'm not gonna hit. Because Jim is always such a nice guy.

Took me a second....thank you!


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Originally Posted by Mikem2
Skin on spuds, cut the size of a sugar cube, onion halved and sliced in the cast iron pan first, salt / pepper. Used to slice them thin and cook, cube cutting let’s you cook golden crispy.


Mom used to cook them like that sometimes in the summer along with diced up yellow summer squash and zucchini

Damn good stuff !!!


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My old method was nuke a russet until almost soft, slice, then fry in a CI skillet in bacon grease. Nothing wrong with it, really, but I stumbled across a foolproof method and like the result better. If you do this right, it cooks remarkably fast.

Cut potato (I usually peel, but you don't have to) into half inch cubes. Heat vegetable oil on medium high in a stainless steel skillet (not CI or non-stick), that has a tight fitting lid. When the oil is near smoking, add potatoes and seasoning, then stir around to distribute the oil. I prefer fresh ground black pepper and Lawry's.

You can also add onion, plus, if you add chopped green/red sweet peppers, you'll have "Potatoes O'Brien".

Cover and let it go for 10 minutes, don't peek. Remove lid to stir, and if browned to your liking it is ready, or replace lid to go longer.


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Recently roasted a duck and collected the fat in a pan underneath. Then used a smidgen of that fat to fry potatoes, maybe a tablespoon. Covers them like a honey glaze, and absolutely fabulous 'taters.

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