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Old 06-17-2012, 22:06   #1
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A customer of mine just traded me about 15 lbs of Copper River (Alaska) red salmon filets, and about 1 and 1/4 lbs ground moose (plus some breakfast raindeer sausage) for my last months of service. In sept. I ill get more moose, but I am looking for some kick ass sugestions for the salmon and the moose. Maybe a chillli or lasagna with the moose? Tacos??? Any suggestions welcome!

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Old 06-18-2012, 16:05   #2
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Looks like I am good in the seafood department. Just need some suggestions for the moose. I've never had moose before, so I don't want to just try anything from the internet recipie files. I am looking for a recipie/suggestion/recomendation.

The meat is frozen, so there isn't any rush.
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Old 06-18-2012, 16:11   #3
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Looks like I am good in the seafood department. Just need some suggestions for the moose.
Frozen, eh? Chocolate moose springs to mind...
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Old 06-18-2012, 16:40   #4
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Now that's my kind of moose!
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Old 06-18-2012, 19:01   #5
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Sharing the wealth comes to mind, I could experiment with several recipes and then fwd to you, in that way you would not waste any product; and the greater community would benefit through the Professional execution of each dish...... I'll pay for shipping
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Sharing the wealth comes to mind, I could experiment with several recipes and then fwd to you, in that way you would not waste any product; and the greater community would benefit through the Professional execution of each dish...... I'll pay for shipping
Ha! Somehow I don't see the greater community getting to enjoy anything past your experimenting stage.

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what parts of the moose do you have? if you have the tenderloin, cold smoke it and slice it like carpaccio....my buds from alaska make jerky (and lots of it) out of the rest....you might find an ok steak on the animal...oil it...spice and salt it heavily and grill it rare...
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what parts of the moose do you have? if you have the tenderloin, cold smoke it and slice it like carpaccio....my buds from alaska make jerky (and lots of it) out of the rest....you might find an ok steak on the animal...oil it...spice and salt it heavily and grill it rare...
It is already ground...not sure what cut it is.
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Old 08-21-2012, 18:43   #11
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A customer of mine just traded me about 15 lbs of Copper River (Alaska) red salmon filets, and about 1 and 1/4 lbs ground moose (plus some breakfast raindeer sausage) for my last months of service. In sept. I ill get more moose, but I am looking for some kick ass sugestions for the salmon and the moose. Maybe a chillli or lasagna with the moose? Tacos??? Any suggestions welcome!
I know you started this two months ago, Sarski, but have you ever had salmon with mango, cilantro, jalapenos, and those types of ingredients? I also use it on tilapio.
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I know you started this two months ago, Sarski, but have you ever had salmon with mango, cilantro, jalapenos, and those types of ingredients? I also use it on tilapio.
Oh yea, good stuff. I like that mango salsa when I'm near the beach, and served on the side. The resteraunts around here offer it from time to time, but it just isn't the same.
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Oh yea, good stuff. I like that mango salsa when I'm near the beach, and served on the side. The resteraunts around here offer it from time to time, but it just isn't the same.
Actually, I've never had it in a restaurant or at the beach....only cooked at home. You have me curious about what makes it better at the beach than in restaurants. I'm easy, I'd scoop it up anywhere.
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