An Epic Battle With Bison…
Posted by Stephen on
November 23, 2008
Here are some of the visuals from an EPIC BATTLE that I had brewing with bison last night. Although I’ve had other bison battles, this one was the biggest one yet. A good chunk of that quarter of the animal that I procured would be put to good use this evening. My test kitchen guinea pigs would be members of CrossFit Vancouver.

Here we’ve got a bison roast going into the slow cooker with carrots, onions, celery, port and tons of brown mushrooms. The beast was heavily marinated in spices and beer before taking this long slow bath.

Next, we’ve got a bison brisket in a red wine and crushed tomato sauce. This is going to be wicked. I actually test kitchened this particular recipe with a roast, but you really do need the extra fat content of this cut of meet to make it successful. Bison was pre-marinated overnight with thyme, garlic, oregano and copious amounts of olive oil and garlic with salt and pepper.

Finally, meatball of all sorts made from bison were concocted. In total, there are three kinds here. As soon as I recover from my wine and bison hangover, I’ll look for my camera and hopefully find more pictures.





Those are some meaty meatballs…lol
-Mike
looks delicious bro.
just watched and helped skin a beaver . i aint eatin it.
well at least not that kind.lolspeaking of beaver the answer to every problem is always just get laid .
life is simple.
beer is icy cold and delicios
Your latest dishes are looking a lot more inviting, No gravy or cheese sauce needed! Keep them coming! Gabe
As an afterthought, There are folks here in LA (Lower Alabama,Everything South and East of the Pea River) that eat all sort of interesting things.Like Possum, Armadillo,Goat,Raccoon, Carp,Snakes,Pig Brains and intestines. A friend of mine, Who was retired from Special Forces, Used to call it “Alternative Food!” You could drop some of these folks, and most Cajuns, Anywhere on Earth and they’re going to eat well. It might not be pretty, But……..!
That doesn’t look too appetizing. How did it taste?