SQUIRREL BOG
Ingredients
Utensils
2 fox squirrels or 3 gray squirrels, quartered Pressure cooker or stock pot
3 quarts water, approximately
1 1/2 pounds kielbasa, Italian, venison or other link sausage
3 cups uncooked white rice
Salt and pepper
Directions
Cover meat with water and cook in pressure cooker or stock pot until meat readily separates from bones
Strain and save cooking liquid
De-bone meat and return to cooking liquid
Add sausage and rice
If necessary, add sufficient water to cook rice
Simmer in open pot at a low boil for 30 minutes or until rice is fluffy and tender and all liquid has evaporated or has been absorbed
Bogs, whether done with fowl, squirrel or other types of meat, are a traditional Southern dish, particularly popular in the South Carolina. They offer a wonderful way to marry the flavor of wild game with rice while extending the meat to make more servings
Utensils
2 fox squirrels or 3 gray squirrels, quartered Pressure cooker or stock pot
3 quarts water, approximately
1 1/2 pounds kielbasa, Italian, venison or other link sausage
3 cups uncooked white rice
Salt and pepper
Directions
Cover meat with water and cook in pressure cooker or stock pot until meat readily separates from bones
Strain and save cooking liquid
De-bone meat and return to cooking liquid
Add sausage and rice
If necessary, add sufficient water to cook rice
Simmer in open pot at a low boil for 30 minutes or until rice is fluffy and tender and all liquid has evaporated or has been absorbed
Bogs, whether done with fowl, squirrel or other types of meat, are a traditional Southern dish, particularly popular in the South Carolina. They offer a wonderful way to marry the flavor of wild game with rice while extending the meat to make more servings
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Originally Posted by 1993 SLE
Bogs, whether done with fowl, squirrel or other types of meat, are a traditional Southern dish, particularly popular in the South Carolina.
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