Wild Game Recipes

Spicy Paprika Rabbit Supreme Recipe

Marvin Wilson
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Lots of Americans, including me, love rabbit. It’s low in fat, nutritious, tasty, and is a great meat ingredient in many recipes. You can often substitute chicken for the meat in recipes that call for rabbit. But if you are a wild game meat lover, you will enjoy the taste of real rabbit. This Spicy Paprika Rabbit Supreme recipe is especially flavorful. If you live in northern regions, where winters are cold, try having some in front of the fireplace. Such comfort food, as if sent from heaven!

Spicy Paprika Rabbit

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Spicy Paprika Rabbit Supreme Recipe-

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Superb Smoked Rattlesnake Stew

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Superb Smoked Rattlesnake? Made into a stew … and a superb stew at that?

I know, I know, to the uninitiated, it sounds a bit far fetched. However, rattlesnake is good food, a very lean and healthy meat. However, unless you know how to prepare it, the meat can be rather tough, and might bring to mind a lithe, half-starved tilapia. This Smoked Rattlesnake Stew recipe is my favorite way to prepare rattlesnake. The meat will be tender and juicy.

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And because the recipe calls for already smoked, boned, and canned rattlesnake meat, it saves you the other major headache of preparing rattlesnake: getting the edible meat off of the bones. It is no easy task, trust one who has tried it!

Smoked Rattlesnake Stew

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This Superb Smoked Rattlesnake Stew recipe will feed two very hungry people as a meal main entree. If it is being served as a side dish, you can divide it into 4 to 6 servings.

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Egyptian Rabbit Molokhia

Egyptian Rabbit Molokhia Recipe

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Egyptian Rabbit Molokhia is as authentic an Egyptian recipe as you can find. It is traditionally served with plain white rice. Egyptian Molokhia is named after the primary vegetable ingredient of the same name. Molokhia is “Egyptian spinach” and it has a consistency that is a bit slimy, much like okra. The flavor of it varies greatly according to the method of cooking and the stock that used to prepare it. If you can’t find molokhia fresh where you live, don’t worry – the dish can be made just as effectively and as tasty using fresh, frozen, dried or preserved leaves. This recipe calls for rabbit meat – which traditionally was considered the privileged meat of the Pharaohs, and only the wealthy could afford it. You can also make wonderful Molokhia with beef, duck, or even chicken meat. However, if you want the true, traditional version, then go with this recipe for authentic Egyptian Rabbit Molokhia.

Egyptian Rabbit Molokhia

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Egyptian Rabbit Molokhia Recipe-

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Australian Braised Kangaroo Loin

Australian Braised Kangaroo Loin

Marvin Wilson
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Australian Braised Kangaroo Loin can be served with any assortment of veggies and meats. You can also substitute lamb, but if you want true, authentic Australian Braised Kangaroo Loin, then … of course you should use Kangaroo meat.

Australian Braised Kangaroo Loin

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Australian Braised Kangaroo Loin Recipe-

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Southern Soul Deep Fried Alligator

Southern Soul Deep Fried Alligator

Marvin Wilson
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Southern Soul Deep Fried Alligator is about as American “Soul Food” as you can get. If you’re too squeamish about the idea of eating alligator meat, you can substitute pork or chicken. But for the real ethnic experience, hey – turn the tables on those man-eating amphibians and serve some up on the table.

Southern Soul Deep Fried Alligator

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Paprika Spicy Rabbit

Paprika Spicy Rabbit

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This Paprika Spicy Rabbit recipe is taken from our All-American Wild Game Cuisine page. For lots more great wild game dishes, click here.

Lots of Americans, including me, love rabbit. It’s low in fat, nutritious, tasty, and is a great meat ingredient in many recipes. You can often substitute chicken for the meat in recipes that call for rabbit. But if you are a wild game meat lover, you will enjoy the taste of real rabbit. This Paprika Spicy Rabbit recipe is especially flavorful. If you live in northern regions, where winters are cold, try having some in front of the fireplace. Such comfort food, as if sent from heaven!

Paprika Spicy Rabbit

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Paprika Spicy Rabbit Recipe-

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Supreme Venison Lasagna

Supreme Venison Lasagna

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This Supreme Venison Lasagna is the best lasagne recipe I’ve ever prepared or tasted – bar none. Have family or friends who swear they don’t like venison or other wild game meats – they say the flavor is too strong?

Trust me, they will love this. The sauce permeates the meat and the flavors come out subtle and elegant. After your guests have filled themselves happy, then let them know they just ate some venison!

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Supreme Venison Lasagna Recipe-

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Maltese Roasted Rabbit

Maltese Wine Roasted Rabbit

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Maltese Wine Roasted Rabbit is another great recipe taken from our Smallest Countries Worldwide Cuisines page. For more delicious dishes with HUGE palate appeal from tiny countries, click here.

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Maltese Wine Roasted Rabbit with red wine, potatoes, onions, and bread. A classic and elegant entree of Maltese cuisine.

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Grilled Kangaroo and Vegetables

Grilled Kangaroo and Vegetables

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This recipe, Grilled Kangaroo and Vegetables, is taken from our Australian and Aboriginal Cuisine page. Featuring meat from the indigenous-to-Australia kangaroo, this wild game meal is a feast. Grilled Kangaroo and Vegetables is considered part of the “Bush Tucker” segment of Australian cuisine. Have fun sampling some of the great eats from “Down Under”.

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Bush Tucker Char Grilled Kangaroo and Vegetables Recipe-

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Got WILD Game For You!

Marvin Wilson
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This is a short post, announcing a new page here on Ethnic Foods R Us: Wild Game.

This new page is now being filled out with classic North American recipes using wild game meats as the primary ingredient. The following is some of the ethnic cuisine’s background content. To skip right to the page and get the recipes, Click Here.

Many Americans love to hunt. Rifle hunting, as well as bow and arrow seasons, are anticipated and participated in by millions of Americans. And wild game cuisine is, quite naturally, a considerably significant segment of North American cuisine in general.Archery Hunter

The red meats of elk, moose, deer, bear, wild boar, etc., are prevalent in Wild Game cuisine. Small mammals are also hunted for wild game cuisine: rabbit, raccoon, squirrel, possum, beaver, etc.

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TexMex Wild Game Chili Con Carne

TexMex Wild Game Chili Con Carne

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This is the last in a series of four posts, featuring TexMex dishes from the All-American/TexMex page here on Ethnic foods R Us. This TexMex Wild Game Chili Con Carne recipe is an All-American-Southwest culinary experience you’ll want to revisit often.

TexMex Wild Game Chili Con Carne

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Chili Con Carne with Wild Game Meat, TexMex style, goes wonderfully served over rice. In addition to the shredded cheese on top, you can also garnish Chili Con Carne with Wild Game Meat with slices of avocado and shredded iceberg lettuce. Yummy!

TexMex Wild Game Chili Con Carne Recipe-

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