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PnJ. Looked at my schedule and I’m working Sunday. Hard to have an appetite while working.I really don't have any ideas going into this game. My wife works that day so not really sure at all what to plan.
Tennessee has to have some BBQ. I wonder what other foods might be found.
What are you all thinking?
That just made me think about the crackly french bread the wife picked up today... What better way to test it out.PnJ.
I was tempted. I need to try this recipe. But I know I’m not going to do it this weekend. This one uses pheasant but chicken was what it was actually designed for. It looked pretty amazing.What?! No Nashville hot chicken? C’mon guys!!
What?! No Nashville hot chicken? C’mon guys!!
I was tempted. I need to try this recipe. But I know I’m not going to do it this weekend. This one uses pheasant but chicken was what it was actually designed for. It looked pretty amazing.
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Nashville-Style Hot Fried Pheasant - Andrew Zimmern
Spicy Fried Pheasant By Andrew Zimmern In this episode of Wild Game Kitchen, I take one of my favorite dishes, Nashville-style hot fried chicken, and reinterpret it for wild pheasant. Hot and spicy, batter-coated, crispy fried pheasant is paired with a spinach salad topped with bacon vinaigrette...andrewzimmern.com
What's the recipe. . .What?! No Nashville hot chicken? C’mon guys!!
To be honest I almost never eat the meal/food while the game is on. I just like to correspond the game to matchup if I can. It's fun to learn new recipes and cultures.It's a morning game for me. So maybe pancakes and crispy bacon and a sunny side up egg.
And loveless cafe maple syrup from Nashville. My sister sent it to me months ago now I have an excuse to try it.
"Go with big chunks of cooked pineapple!" ~ @RamFan503That just made me think about the crackly french bread the wife picked up today... What better way to test it out.
But for the game I'm gonna grill up some fish because my diet of late has been very bad and I also have a couple real nice halibut filets. I like to do mine up with a basic salt, pepper, onion powder, parsley baste. I put the spices in olive oil with some fresh lemon juice (may use pineapple if I feel adventurous), rinse then baste the filets and cook them on medium heat in my favorite cast iron skillet.
I serve them on a bed of sticky calrose with a small pile of finely sliced onion and peppers on top of all of it. The veggies I just cook in the remaining baste so as not to waste it. Then drizzle a little soy and sriracha to tie it all together. That's my go-to healthy fish & rice that doesn't exceed my culinary skills lol.