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Probably should have posted this over in the food prep forum, but thought more squirrel hunters would read it here. Found it in Field and Stream last spring. I basically cut the recipe in half, and added a can of whole corn. I renamed it "limb chicken chowder" grin


http://www.fieldandstream.com/blogs/wild-chef/2012/02/new-england-style-cream-based-squirrel-chowder


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Yea man that does sound good! Thanks for sharing.


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Do you dice the squirrel into "clam" sized pieces, or is this more of a gravy?

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You can pressure cook or slow cook the squirrel, until the meat easily comes off the bone. You can cut it up any way you want. Eat it in a bowl like soup, with crackers etc.


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Still teasin' me with this kinda stuff huh....?


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Hell ingwe, come on back I'll even let you borrow my other .22. Course I'll have to monkey with the scope so I can out shoot yer azz......wink grin


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I am trying the recipe right now, and will let you all know how it turns out.


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It sure looks tasty. Let us know how it comes out..

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The Limb Chicken Chowder turned out great, In fact I ate so much I don't think the yard is going to get mowed today, like I planned. I followed the recipe exactly but, I felt it would have been a little better if I would have added a little corn.
now I'm out of Tree rat I better go back out in the Morning.

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killahog, first time I made the recipe, I basically cut it in half, but did add a can of whole corn. My son said it was awesome, but next time add TWO cans! grin


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It was a very good recipe thank you for sharing it.


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My wife made this recipe this past week, just as it is listed. Makes a BUNCH of chowder! And is it RICH AND GOOD! No, its GREAT!!

I shared it with a couple family members and took 3 qt. jars to work and gave to buddies and they flipped over it.

It'll sure be one we cook up again! thanks!

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I haven't made any, yet this fall, but as soon as it gets colder, I'm gonna make some up. Next time your wife makes it, have here put a can or two of whole corn in it. It's awesome!


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THE BEST RECIPE EVER!!!!!!


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Now I'm all anxious to try it!


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Got 8 tree rats thawing out right now. On the menu for tomorrow evening's dinner. Pressure cooking the rats in the morning. (will add corn of course) wink

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Made a batch using 6 large mature fox squirrels last nite. Did add one can of corn to the recipe. IT IS VERY GOOD. I love chowder, but never attempted to make it.



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Well, my first pot of the fall is in the cooking process. Pressure cooked the squirrels, and the veggies are simmering. Glad you boys liked it! grin


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My attempt is simmering, awaiting on Mama to get home from grocery shopping. Had to sample....OMG! This recipe is awesome!

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I almost made myself sick after eating the third bowl. It is a very rich soup that you just can't walk away from. Have 4 quarts in jars that I am going to give to buddy's tomorrow. Thanks much for the recipe.



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