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Created by pheidel
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Created by pheidel
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Created by Wilderness Member
A tasty and zippy variety of a Southwest favorite. Plan on doubling and tripling this recipe for Green Chili Enchiladas, since one won't be enough.
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Fishing and Hunting are the oldest and most practiced skills of mankind. Next is the preparation of our catch and sharing the bounty with our family and friends. While many may call these hobbies, they are part of our rights, culture and history that we need to preserve and pass these traditions to our children. We have a responsibility to share with our children the joys of the great outdoors, respect for Mother Nature and what she shares with us.
Wilderness Recipes was born from the frustration of fighting what some call progress. Many today have not experienced the pleasures of stalking wild game in the forest and fields, or the peacefulness of fishing on the lake in the early morning. There are many that don't even cook their food, let alone attempt to hunt or fish for it. These age old skills, pleasures and wholesomeness are being replaced by video games, television and shopping malls for many of the population.
As I was growing up, every "standard" small town had a gas station, grocery store and a sport shop close by. In some places it was all in the same building. I was enamored, as all my friends were with the seemingly endless selection of hunting and fishing gear available. The section that I always found time for was the area where all the wild game cooking gear was located. They had meat grinders, sausage stuffers, smokers, knives, sausage casings, dehydrators, spices and more. I would spend hours looking through the books that were available on how to make beef jerky, cook venison, make sausage, fillet fish and smoke food. I was always amazed at how many venison recipes there were to make venison sausage, steaks, roasts, chops, jerky and more.
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