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Conference turris::cooks

Title:	How to Make them Goodies
Notice:	Please Don't Start New Notes for Old Topics! Check 5.*
Moderator:	FUTURE::DDESMAISONSec.com::winalski

Created:	Tue Feb 18 1986
Last Modified:	Thu Jun 05 1997
Last Successful Update:	Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:	4127
Total number of notes:	31160

1477.0. "BOOK: Wild Game Cookbooks" by BRSIS0::STAHLY () Fri Oct 28 1988 11:25

    As my father's birthday is fast approaching and we have a freezer
    full of wild game, I would love to find a game cookbook (I hope
    he's not reading this).  As I will probably have to order it from 
    an English bookstore any publication details you can include would 
    be most appreciated.
    
    Thanks in advance,
    Christine

T.R	Title	User	Personal Name	Date	Lines
1477.1	Try Bean's	HOONOO::PESENTI	JP	`Mon Oct 31 1988 08:26`	9
	L.L. Bean has a game cookbook that you could order and have shipped in a couple of days. The Gourmet Magazine Cookbooks also have a section on game that's pretty extensive for recipies, but not helpful on details ("...clean and dress a muskrat...") - JP
1477.2	I will post some Cajun game recipies	MILVAX::TRUMPOLT		`Tue Nov 01 1988 15:44`	6
	I have a Cajun Cookbook at home that has a game section in it. I will look in it tonight when I go home and look thorugh it and post some of the recipies here tomorrow (11/2/88). Liz
1477.3	Thank you!!!!!	BRSIS0::STAHLY		`Wed Nov 02 1988 04:16`	21
	re: .1 Thanks, JP, the L.L. Bean cookbook sounds like just the ticket. If you have it handy, could you post the ordering information? I'm currently in the Brussels office and I haven't seen a Bean catalogue since college. re: .2 Liz, the Cajun game recipes would be wonderful. My dad is big into Cajun (and it gives the neighbors a little entertainment when we try to set the house on fire). I thank you, my father will thank you, my mother will probably hold off judgement until she tries the stuff (some people are such pragmatists). :^) Christine
1477.4	cajun recipies	MILVAX::TRUMPOLT		`Wed Nov 02 1988 07:38`	8
	Christen, My husband rushed me out of the house this morning and I forgot my Cajun cookbook. But I will remember to bring it with me tomorrow, I will put it in my purse so that I won't forget it. Liz
1477.5	Have you seen the GLOBE today?	BOEHM::C_SANDSTROM		`Wed Nov 02 1988 09:29`	7
	If you're in the area, pick up today's Boston Globe newspaper. They have a big FOOD section each Wednesday and today's topic is GAME MEAT! There's an article and recipes. I just had time to glance through it this morning but I know I saw venison recipes and fowl recipes. Conni
1477.6	Cajun Spice goes well	SALEM::ALLEN_D		`Wed Nov 02 1988 09:47`	9
	With all good food such as cajun cooking one needs to compliment the food with the best spice possible,I such a spice and it is the best around,so I have been told.By those who have tried it,so if some is needed than I'll be happy to tell you where to get such a spice. Don
1477.7	BOOK: Wild Game Cookbooks	IRT::CGREENE	Colleeeeeen Greeeeeene DTN 334-2450	`Fri Jan 20 1989 15:32`	27
	Below is a listing of game cookery cookbooks taken from Long Island Newsday, January 11, 1989: "The L. L. Bean Game & Fish Cookbook," by Angus Cameron and Judith Jones (Random House, $21.95). "The NAHC Wild Game Cookbook," (North American Hunting Club, $10.95). "The Game and Fish Menu Cookbook," by Timothy Manion (Weidenfeld & Nicolson, $10.95). "Game Cookery, America and Europe," by Raymond Camp (HP Books, $9.95). "Wild Game Cookbook," by John A. Smith (Dover, $4.95). "Dressing and Cooking Wild Game," by Teresa Marrone (The Hunting and Fishing Library, $12.95). "Going Wild," by Urban Gaida & Martin Marchello, $16.95, Watab Marketing Inc., 832 First St. N., Sartell, Minn. 56377. Include $1 postage. "The Broken Arrow Ranch Cookbook," by Mike Hughes of the Texas Wild Game Cooperative. Can be ordered from the University of Texas Press, Austin, TX 78713. $14.95.