In The Kitchen

Bunny Burgers

Bunny Burgers

By Steve Hall

Bunny Burgers are just flat out delicious. Bake up a couple of rabbits and make these for the kids. The next time you ask the kids to go small game hunting, trust me on this, they will be the first ones in the truck. Ingredients: • 1 package of rabbit • 1/2 cup flour • 1 small onion • salt & pepper • onion powder • garlic powde...

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Venison Stroganoff

Venison Stroganoff

By Steve Hall

A bit on the elegant side but still quick and easy to make from your canned venison. Try it on toast, noodles, or cardboard it's great! Ingredients: • 2 pints of canned venison • 1/8 cup cooking oil • 1 cup chopped onions • 1/8 cup flour • 1 tbl brown sugar • 3 cups quartered mushrooms • 2 tbl minced garlic • 1/4 cup ...

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Country@Heart Dinner Diaries

Olde Tyme Butter Batter Cornbread
Olde Tyme Butter Batter Cornbread

By Tim H. Martin

Preserving a Vintage Cast Iron Technique. Based on recipe by Byron’s Smoke House • Auburn, Alabama Ingredients:6 tablespoons clarified butter (from 1/2 cup butter)2 additional tablespoons melted butter for brushing muffin tops3/4... READ MORE


Taco Night!
Taco Night!

By Tim H. Martin

A Fun and Easy Homemade Taco, Burrito and Nacho Mix! Recipe Origin: Taco Night happens about once a week at my house. It’s fun, uncomplicated, and tastes so much better than Taco Bell (and I love Taco Bell). But this scrumptious taco ... READ MORE


Crescent City Shrimp Creole
Crescent City Shrimp Creole

By Tim H. Martin

New Orleans’ prodigal son re-creates signature dish. — Recipe by Tim H. Martin Preliminary Directions and Ingredients: First, peel and devein 2 1/4 pounds raw shrimp. Also, finely chop 1⁄4 cup green onions (green stems fo... READ MORE


Ten Cooking Questions for Kristy Lee Cook
Ten Cooking Questions for Kristy Lee Cook

By Tim H. Martin

American Idol Finalist, Recording Artist and Outdoorswoman Q: If you were cooking dinner for Simon Cowell, what would you serve him? A: Probably Rattlesnake. Ha! No! In all seriousness, I would cook him something like elk steaks, sweet pota... READ MORE


Cajun-fried Largemouth Bass
Cajun-fried Largemouth Bass

By Tim H. Martin

Catch and Release, Into Hot Grease! Ingredients and Directions: In a lidded container, combine 1/4 cup hot sauce with 1 cup buttermilk. Soak up to a dozen hand-sized bass fillets in the liquid for a minimum of two hours, preferably overnigh... READ MORE


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