I had moose once, very tough and chewy.Anyone had wild boar? Ive had rattlesnake..
I had moose once, very tough and chewy.Anyone had wild boar? Ive had rattlesnake..
I really should try that as my bones ache a lot sometimes. I really don't worry about calories though.Fish oil is good for joints n fish in general low in calories..
You might to get some Glucosamine and Chondroitin supplement too. They sell it everywhere including walmart. I once had knee problems and it seemed to help them heal.I really should try that as my bones ache a lot sometimes. I really don't worry about calories though.
My mom has taken this for years and said that it helped her greatly. Darlene takes it too. I think that I will get with the program and start my own regimen. Thank you for the tip Zero.You might to get some Glucosamine and Chondroitin supplement too. They sell it everywhere including walmart. I once had knee problems and it seemed to help them heal.
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Wow, that is sad. The moose I have had as always been tender. Of coarse both location was in MT and WY. Were they are hunted and processed regular. Pretty sure even when I visited MN. I've had it ground, in steak and roast forms. All very good. I was the cook though. Not sure why you had that experience. Up North Moose is a priced commodity. It feeds a family a long time.I had moose once, very tough and chewy.
I might give that a try too. Thank you for the tip.This is what I take if not in the mood to simmer some tea.
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I might give that a try too. Thank you for the tip.
Not sure about spicing up your scrambled eggs with this stuff. I believe that I have read somewhere that turmeric is good supplement to reduce inflammation. This is another one that I will consider trying.I mistakenly got 2 big bags of ground tumeric because they said only the purest forms of it work..some of the pharecutical ones are so manufactured they dont do much help..thing is..the tumeric was so strong tasting i could only diguise it partially in scrambled eggs..i shouldve gotten capsule forms to put the powder in...
Not sure about spicing up your scrambled eggs with this stuff. I believe that I have read somewhere that turmeric is good supplement to reduce inflammation. This is another one that I will consider trying.
This is what I take if not in the mood to simmer some tea.
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Tumeric is good for aches and pains, but it doesn't help rebuild the cartilage like glucosamine and chondroitin do. Just saying.I might give that a try too. Thank you for the tip.
This my friends is slop. one of my eldest son's fav meals.My son come for a visit, while passing through. He had a choice of supper. I offered steak. He chose slop. So Slop is what's for supper. Will have to post pic after it's made. I haven't made slop in along while. Strange how kids have their favorite home meal.
What's y'alls favorite meal that was cooked at home when you was kids?
