OT - Nilgai sausage dinner

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OT - Nilgai sausage dinner

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I arrived home last evening to 4 coolers of frozen meat from the august trip to texas. Inside was over 400# of Bison and Nilgai - burger, steaks, sausage, ribs, tenderloins, and backstraps and jerky.

I had to hurry about to shove all that meat into the freezer and take a half cooler to my parents freezer and gave some away to the neighbors that I had promised to. On top of the freezer was some fresh sausage from the nilgai.

I dropped the links into the fry pan on top of some EVO, slow cooking under a lid. after about 15 mins, I cut the two large links in half, added some peppers and a tomatoe from the garden and continued to simmer the links in the rue.

I had some rolls fresh bought and when finished cooking, i filled the sub roll with nilgai and peppers, added some dressing and enjoyed some fine eating. The cold lager was the perfect drink to go along with the sausage. Memories of that beautiful animal and the freindships gained all were brought back with each bite. The smiles and the emotions shared over this beautiful trophy continue. :D
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Mmm...mmm...good!

My one cooler (your bison was MUCH bigger :D ) came yesterday as well. In putting away the goodies, I left out one package of bison ham steaks. Marinated them in a little wine, Worchester, onion power, garlic salt and pepper. Quick-seared them in a frying pan and shared them with my youngest daughter. Mighty fine!
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Hey, ya'll cut that out. I missed lunch today and am hungry enough without you two making it worse. I bet that is some real good eating. :D
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RKrodle wrote:Hey, ya'll cut that out. I missed lunch today and am hungry enough without you two making it worse. I bet that is some real good eating. :D

Yeah! :D
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I should have my Blackbuck next week..this isn't helping the wait.... :lol:
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RKrodle wrote:Hey, ya'll cut that out. I missed lunch today and am hungry enough without you two making it worse. I bet that is some real good eating. :D
Same here. Had to do a fasting blood glucose this morning at the doc's. Man, that sounds good...
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Pics, where are the pics???
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Re: OT - Nilgai sausage dinner

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do you want pics of the sausage meal or the nilgai
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Dang nabbit Mike, now I've gone and drooled all over my keyboard again!!! :lol:
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Re: OT - Nilgai sausage dinner

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When they make Nilgai sausage, do they have to add fat in the form of fatback or something similar to bring up the fat content? I'm curious as to how it's done with the meat from a lean game animal. Sounds great though.
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Re: OT - Nilgai sausage dinner

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yes, they add pork to the sausage to give it a bit of fat. Same thing with venison.
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