Big Island Lifer
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I hate squirrels
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Spookeay
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I don't know,,, that sounds like a good recipe to me. I like to add some cornflakes to the batter. Make it extra crispy.
- Oct 4, 2006
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I forgot, that is a good recipe for rabbit too! There, now you can barf up lunch :lol:
KRB64
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NO - they're good - really! If more folks ate squirrle they wouldn't be such a nuisance!
Nehalennia
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This is clearly a Mason Dixon line issue. Ya'll like 'em below it and above it, it doesn't sound right.
Cats and squirrels are crab bait not grillin' or fryin' fare. What the hell's "Fry Magic"?
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jarhead
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Never heard of Fry Magic. I just quarter them, brown the quarters in butter, then simmer in butter, onions and garlic. Same thing for rabbits. Hey, wait a minute, I'm above the Mason Dixon line, nevermind! Nehalennia, If I could go out and get dungies here I'd never eat the rodents.LOL
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sorry...it's called Fryin' http://www.littlecrowfoods.com/products/fryin_magic/
see paragraph 2 :grin:
"The secret's in the taste. The magic's in the value!"
Create delicious meals for your family with Fryin' Magic Seasoned Coating Mix! The delicious blend of herbs and spices perfectly compliments chicken, fish, pork, and vegetables. And it's a great value! A box of Fryin' Magic coats three times more than 5.5-oz. Shake 'n Bake® or 4.2-oz. Oven Fry® for less money. And imagine! The 16-oz., recloseable carton of Fryin' Magic coats over 50 pieces of chicken!
Fryin' Magic All-Purpose Seasoned Coating Mix makes for fabulous you-name-it main courses, squirrel, rabbit, side dishes, and snacks - chicken, pork chops, fish, potatoes, chicken nuggets, zucchini, onion rings, and more! And cook any way you like - oven bake, oven fry, pan fry, or deep fry.
KRB64
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Burgoo is another good way to eat up all them critters. They just sold tons of it last Saturday at the Derby, but I'll bet they left the squirrle, rabbit & possum out...
Cleatus Jo
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I can't get past looking at them skined, hard pressed to differentiate betwix them and a rat.
Nehalennia
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...............it ain't right
KRB64
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- Oct 12, 2006
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- '76 SRV195 (our first) -> moved up to
'78 240 WE (now 4 sale because ->)
'82 260 DA shared
- Engines
- A Ford 351, a couple GM 350s and a Cummins 6BT to pull it all (W250)
Not much difference, cept one has a fuzzy tail...
