In The Kitchen

Venison Pot Pie

Venison Pot Pie

By Steve Hall

Everybody loves pot pies! After it cools a bit spoon it into bowls and serve with crackers. Try venison pot pie for a great cabin treat. The big and little hunters at your camp will love this. What a great way to get them hunters to eat there veggies! Ingredients: • 1 pint canned venison • 2-12 oz jars of home style gravy • 2 tbl minc...

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Quick Peach Cobbler

Quick Peach Cobbler

By Steve Hall

A southern treat that is fast and easy. When your hunters come in and smell this cooking in the cabin you will hear someone say..."Where's the ice cream!" Ingredients: • 1 1/4 lb. stick of butter • 1 cup sugar • 1 cup milk • 1 cup self rising flour • 1-19 oz can of peaches in heavy syrup Cooking Directions: Preheat your oven to 350 with...

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Country@Heart Dinner Diaries

Bear Camp’s Magic Moments
Bear Camp’s Magic Moments

By Tim H. Martin

Recently, while cleaning out my hunting closet, I found my journal from a black bear camp. It's dated May 1997. The memories of Saskatchewan came flooding back when I opened the first page. I'd forgotten how much fun this hunting trip was, ... READ MORE


Cajun-Style Venison Backstraps
Cajun-Style Venison Backstraps

By Tim H. Martin

Cajun-Style Venison Backstraps Recipe Ingredients:• 1 whole venison backstrap, Liquid Cajun injector seasoning, 1/2 bell pepper (finely chopped), 1/2 Vidalia or sweet onion (finely chopped), 1 cup mushrooms (sliced), Cajun rub or seaso... READ MORE


Elk Hunt Chicken Cordon Bleu
Elk Hunt Chicken Cordon Bleu

By Tim H. Martin

Recipe courtesy of Rob and Sandy Kingsland. Note: One cordon bleu often feeds two people. Ingredients (per chicken cordon bleu): • 1 large boneless, skinless chicken breast • 1/4 pound shaved ham (hickory smoked is recommended) &... READ MORE


Tasso: America’s Great Unknown Secret Ingredient
Tasso: America’s Great Unknown Secret Ingredient

By Tim H. Martin

So, what is tasso? I believe it’s the best-kept secret ingredient in all of American food culture. Unless you’re from the Cajun Country of southern Louisiana, you’ve probably never heard of it — even my spell-checker... READ MORE


Off-the-Grid S’mores
Off-the-Grid S’mores

By Tim H. Martin

Making s'mores around a campfire should be a fun and simple activity, but the kids all too often end up with charred marshmallows, grit in their teeth and singed eyebrows. Raise your hand if you've ever gotten impatient and stuck your marsh... READ MORE


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