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Posted: 05-Dec-2004, 12:20 PM
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Buffalo tastes much like beef, only less fat so it must be cooked accordingly. Do not cook it dry or no one in your house will ever eat it again! It also should be medium rare or it becomes tough.

Buffalo and venison are 2 of the healthiest meats you can eat due to the low fat content.


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My family liked the buffalo meat. There was no left overs. I season it much like beef and cooked it on my George Foreman grille. There was almost no fat drippings. I was surprised that my kids ate the meat because I have never been able to get them to eat any meats but beef and chicken. I'm going to try to get them to eat lamb. It funny they won't try lamb but my youngest daughter can't wait to try Haggis next month at the Burns dinner we are going to-go figure I told her she can have my portion. I'm going to have the vegetarian haggis, which my son says is not haggis, his comment to vegetarian haggis is mom its not right its just wrong!
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Posted: 06-Dec-2004, 08:53 AM
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QUOTE (Shadows @ 05-Dec-2004, 12:20 PM)
Buffalo tastes much like beef, only less fat so it must be cooked accordingly. Do not cook it dry or no one in your house will ever eat it again! It also should be medium rare or it becomes tough.

Buffalo and venison are 2 of the healthiest meats you can eat due to the low fat content.

They are two of the tastiest, also. YUM! I grew up with these as a regular part of my diet. They are exceptional when well prepared. The transition from "medium-rare" to "jerky" is very quick. biggrin.gif


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QUOTE (gwenlee @ 06-Dec-2004, 09:06 AM)
his comment to vegetarian haggis is mom its not right its just wrong!

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QUOTE (maisky @ 06-Dec-2004, 09:53 AM)
QUOTE (Shadows @ 05-Dec-2004, 12:20 PM)
Buffalo tastes much like beef, only less fat so it must be cooked accordingly. Do not cook it dry or no one in your house will ever eat it again! It also should be medium rare or it becomes tough.

Buffalo and venison are 2 of the healthiest meats you can eat due to the low fat content.

They are two of the tastiest, also. YUM! I grew up with these as a regular part of my diet. They are exceptional when well prepared. The transition from "medium-rare" to "jerky" is very quick. biggrin.gif

Best part of the buffalo is the wings. tongue.gif
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QUOTE (gwenlee @ 06-Dec-2004, 07:06 AM)
My family liked the buffalo meat.  There was  no left overs. I season it much like beef and cooked it on my George Foreman grille.  There was almost no fat drippings.    I was surprised that my kids ate  the meat because I have never been able to get them to eat any meats but beef and chicken.  I'm going to try to get them to eat lamb.  It  funny they won't try lamb but my youngest daughter can't  wait to try Haggis next month at the Burns dinner we are going to-go figure I told her she can have my portion.  I'm going to have the vegetarian haggis, which my son says is not haggis, his comment to vegetarian haggis is mom its not right its just wrong!

Hi gwenlee,

I am so glad everyone liked it. I know you get used to wild game and who wants beef. I don't think I could do the haggis. What all is in the vegetarian haggis? I may be able to do that.. It is like everyone has said so much better for you. I get to where I really miss it. I love your avatar it is really pretty. Do you own horses?

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Hi Rindy 1202

There are several good recipes for vegetarian haggis in fact I thought I saw one on this site, anyway some the ingredients are potatoes, oats, nuts, onion, mushrooms, carrots, kidney beans, seasonings and sometimes whiskey.

In answer to your question, do I own horses? Yes I do, I have 4-a quarter horse, a paint quarter horse, a paint Missouri Fox Trotter, and an Arabian mix.

Have a good one too.
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We had pizza delivered. Life is good... happy.gif


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Steak. We like ours in the three mediums. My dad, medium rare. My mom, medium well. Me, medium & dipped in Heinz 57 sauce.


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After finishing up my Christmas shopping I went to Arbys and had one of their Chicken club wraps. I was surprised it was good. It was also warm. I normally don't eat out much. eat.gif Probably a zillion calories oh well figured I burnned it off walking and shopping shopping and walking you get it. smile.gif That counts doesn't it?
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~ When at home I rarely eat out but, I had a horrible craving for Skyline Chili.. eat.gif extra hot-sauce!! Big glass of Iced Tea...very tasty!!
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Today for lunch I had a artery clogger special from a local place: A deep fried pizza puff, some deep fried cheese sticks, and a medium Pepsi. I usually get lemonade with that, but this place didn't have any sadangel.gif .

For dinner, ham and macaroni & cheese.
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QUOTE (MDF3530 @ 16-Dec-2004, 12:56 AM)
Today for lunch I had a artery clogger special from a local place: A deep fried pizza puff, some deep fried cheese sticks, and a medium Pepsi. I usually get lemonade with that, but this place didn't have any sadangel.gif .

For dinner, ham and macaroni & cheese.

O'siyo MDF,
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