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In the 70's, i had a recipe for "Baked Squirrel " in Cider... |
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In the 70's, i had a recipe for "Baked Squirrel " in Cider...
it was either Field & Stream or Outdoor life.
Would someone have a copy???
It involved the par-boiling the quarter-squirrel parts,
flour and baked in sweet cider.
Does this get the memory going??
Thanks.
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