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    Quote Originally Posted by Hogg View Post
    Are you sure the peach wood was beaver cut though?
    100%
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    Oh, @Hogg, I made the short-sighted decision to shoot the beavers with a 9mm PCC so I'm starting to run low on beaver-cut peach wood. I would just let up on the beaver program and collect some more beaver-cut peach wood but, in the meantime, the alligator has gotten big enough to eat the beavers so I may have to add alligator to my beaver depredation permit first...haha
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    SCDiver mentioned a wine reduction sauce. These are my scribbled notes on a recipe even my wife will rave about.

    one cup of Cabernet or port, reduced to maybe 1/4 cup.
    add chopped dried cherries, maybe 1/4 cup.
    add ~3 tsp. butter
    add 1/4 tsp of salt.
    add 1 tsp of sugar.
    raspberry balsamic vinegar 1 Tbsp.
    add a good sprinkling of rosemary to the sauce, maybe 1/2 tsp.
    simmer at fast boil to reduce to thick sauce stirring constantly.

    Breast from two ducks, skin on
    1 Tbs olive oil
    1 tsp butter
    salt
    pepper

    pat some finely chopped, dried rosemary and a sprinkling of coarse ground salt on the breast before roasting.

    sear, skin side down, in saute pan until the skin is crispy, then roast on top rack of preheated oven on high for 3-5 minutes each side until medium rare.

    After eating, pick your teeth with a toothpick cut from a beaver cut sweetgum tree.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Palmetto Bug View Post
    SCDiver mentioned a wine reduction sauce. These are my scribbled notes on a recipe even my wife will rave about.

    one cup of Cabernet or port, reduced to maybe 1/4 cup.
    add chopped dried cherries, maybe 1/4 cup.
    add ~3 tsp. butter
    add 1/4 tsp of salt.
    add 1 tsp of sugar.
    raspberry balsamic vinegar 1 Tbsp.
    add a good sprinkling of rosemary to the sauce, maybe 1/2 tsp.
    simmer at fast boil to reduce to thick sauce stirring constantly.

    Breast from two ducks, skin on
    1 Tbs olive oil
    1 tsp butter
    salt
    pepper

    pat some finely chopped, dried rosemary and a sprinkling of coarse ground salt on the breast before roasting.

    sear, skin side down, in saute pan until the skin is crispy, then roast on top rack of preheated oven on high for 3-5 minutes each side until medium rare.

    After eating, pick your teeth with a toothpick cut from a beaver cut sweetgum tree.
    Sounds super.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Palmetto Bug View Post
    After eating, pick your teeth with a toothpick cut from a beaver cut sweetgum tree.
    The best part...haha
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    Quote Originally Posted by Palmetto Bug View Post
    After eating, pick your teeth with a toothpick cut from a beaver cut sweetgum tree.
    The best part...haha
    Ephesians 2 : 8-9



    Charles Barkley: Nobody doesn't like meat.

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    I like Allegro for both duck and deer loin. My favorite though was just salt and slow smoke whole mallard breasts, skin on, over cherry wood.

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