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10 Jun 11 - 04:48 PM (#3168584) Subject: BS: BBQd squirrel From: gnu I filtered "squirrel" looking for a recent thread on eating the bushy tailed rats but nothing came up. Last eve, we had about 4 hours of electrical storms and heavy rain but no lightning close by. Not even a flickering of the lights. As usual, I was at the desk shortly after 4AM and at dawn I was working away at the PC when a loud bang and power outage occurred. I went out the back door and saw a fuse swaying at the pole at the corner of my property. Then I saw a bit of smoke wafting up from the other side of the neighbour's fence... the guy tahe feeds the rats peanuts. Yup, BBQd squirrel. 12.5 kv so it was "quick"... if any of you readers are squirrel huggers. Sooo... any recipe ideas for extremely well done squirrel? |
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10 Jun 11 - 05:08 PM (#3168598) Subject: RE: BS: Electric BBQd squirrel From: Wesley S Garlic always helps. Call it "Blackened Squirrel" and serve it over rice. I've got no clue what wine to suggest. Perhaps a malt liquor? |
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10 Jun 11 - 05:19 PM (#3168604) Subject: RE: BS: Electric BBQd squirrel From: John MacKenzie Rat Noir, avec cul grilleé |
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10 Jun 11 - 06:21 PM (#3168644) Subject: RE: BS: Electric BBQd squirrel From: Richard Bridge En boue |
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10 Jun 11 - 06:40 PM (#3168654) Subject: RE: BS: Electric BBQd squirrel From: Dead Horse http://www.mikewest.net/squirrel/index.html Enjoy |
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10 Jun 11 - 06:50 PM (#3168659) Subject: RE: BS: Electric BBQd squirrel From: Bert Gumbo. Justin Wilson used to take the eyes out 'cos he didn't like them looking up at him. |