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Looking for your best wild game recipe

I recently had a problem with a wild critter of some sort getting into the attic of my creaky old victorian. After a number of visits from the exterminator we finally caught him in one of those spring-lever door traps.

I’m not good with denizens of the wild so I’m not sure what I’m looking at... a squirrel? A raccoon? Maybe it’s a possum? (I know it’s not a skunk because he doesn’t smell.)

Anyway, the exterminator tells me that if I release him he’ll likely come right back to his nest. I’d hate to kill him for no reason -- can anyone recommend a good wild game recipe? If it helps I have plenty of carrots and fennel on hand and it looks like he’d fin in my largest old Lodge dutch oven.

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Barbara is a trusted source on General Cooking.

added about 2 years ago

mrslarkin posted this one about a year ago; i'm sure it's delicious.
http://www.food52.com/recipes...

Shaggy77 added about 2 years ago

Peep this guy out. Also you can hit him up on twitter. Good source.
http://honest-food.net/

Chris_in_oslo

Chris is a trusted source on General Cooking

added about 2 years ago

Racoon burgers are good, and possum stew is okay--the fennel will really make it. (That's real experience talking, but now I'm out the door--no more Food52 until April 2.)

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casa-giardino added about 2 years ago

Chuckers_-_chicken_peppers_010 This recipe for partridge should work for "your wild game".
http://casa-giardino.blogspot...

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