Duffie'S Deer Camp Squirrel And Gravy

  1. Cut
  2. up
  3. 5
  4. squirrels
  5. (or
  6. less
  7. if you can't get that many), just
  8. like
  9. you
  10. would
  11. athicken
  12. for frying.
  13. Young squirrels preferred
  14. but
  15. antld one will do.
  16. It just takes longer to cook.
  17. Soak dressed squirrel in salt water for about 30
  18. minutes. Make
  19. a
  20. batter
  21. with eggs, flour and milk.
  22. Dip squirrel
  23. in batter
  24. and
  25. fry in hot cooking oil until brown. Make a roux with flour and oil drippings from fry pan that you fried squirrel
  26. in. Cook
  27. roux just enough for it to be brown and thick.
  28. Add water to roux and make a thin gravy.
  29. Salt and pepper
  30. to
  31. taste.
  32. Place squirrel in a large cooking pan such as a
  33. bread
  34. pan
  35. andtour gravy over the squirrel.
  36. Place in oven and
  37. turn
  38. heat
  39. up
  40. until the gravy starts to boil, then turn
  41. down
  42. to
  43. simmer
  44. andtet simmer until the squirrel is tender.
  45. Thistay
  46. take 2 to 3 hours.
  47. If you are in the deer camp and
  48. you
  49. do
  50. not have an oven, you can cook in a covered pan and
  51. get
  52. the
  53. same
  54. results. Iftou
  55. have an oven, make biscuits
  56. for
  57. soppin
  58. of
  59. the gravy. I guarantee this recipe will get the deer hunters attention.

squirrels, salt water, eggs, cooking oil, salt

Taken from www.cookbooks.com/Recipe-Details.aspx?id=1041699 (may not work)

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