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mark46th
10-08-2011, 18:11
Alright ladies and gents! Here is the first dinner from the antelope I took on Sunday, 2 October. This is Medallions of Antelope wrapped in bacon, seasoned with salt, coarse ground pepper and a dash of garlic, grilled over alderwood with Fresh Corn off the Cob and Baked Potato. I was more than pleased with the result. The chops were tender, moist and full flavored. Wine was a 2005 Napa Cabernet....
akv
10-08-2011, 19:49
Now that's a meal :lifter
Gypsy
10-09-2011, 13:55
Looks good! What does antelope taste like?
Dusty
10-09-2011, 13:59
Looks good! What does antelope taste like?

Frog legs. :D
mark46th
10-09-2011, 15:19
I guess the closest thing I have had to this is veal....
Richard
10-10-2011, 03:51
Sausal's Century Vines Zin or peppery Sangiovese would go excellent with that meal. We need to visit and catch up on olde times one day - I'll bring the wine. ;)

Richard :munchin
Dusty
10-10-2011, 04:00
Sausal's Century Vines Zin or peppery Sangiovese would go excellent with that meal.
Richard :munchin

'Nother tip Richard picked up from the Kiowa.. :D
mark46th
10-10-2011, 08:58
Ha ha! You funny Dusty-san. :p

Richard- Yep, we do.
Roguish Lawyer
10-10-2011, 09:03
Outstanding
Shark Bait
10-10-2011, 12:14
That looks great! Antelope is good, but you don't get a lot of meat from one. I highly recommend hunting Oryx (Gemsbok) if you ever get the chance. We have them in and around White Sands Missile Range in NM. The meat is by far the best game meat I have ever had.
Richard
10-10-2011, 13:37
'Nother tip Richard picked up from the Kiowa.. :D

My ancestors offered that tip to the Kiowas...but the Kiowas ignored it and fell prey to the culinary advice of some whiskey peddlar from Arkansas their chronicles refer to as being named à-hó after they all tied one on and he wouldn't give them the recipe for a Bloody Mary!* :D

Richard :munchin

* "kill him"
mark46th
10-10-2011, 13:38
Where do I sign up? Will they let me near Victorio's Peak?
Dusty
10-10-2011, 14:33
My ancestors offered that tip to the Kiowas...but the Kiowas ignored it and fell prey to the culinary advice of some whiskey peddlar from Arkansas their chronicles refer to as being named à-hó after they all tied one on and he wouldn't give them the recipe for a Bloody Mary!* :D

Richard :munchin

* "kill him"

:D:D

lol 'a-ho', heh?
Gypsy
10-10-2011, 17:47
Frog legs. :D

Of course. :D