Eat Moose Like Sarah Palin, or Not

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Hey Carol of Nebraska! I have had deer and buffalo also and it's quite good. Don't let anyone ruffle your feathers about the way you eat where you live. It sure the hell beats the hell out of a tofu burger. (Mmmmm yeah, I'm sure they are really enjoying that). Some people are so small minded and shallow they don't realize the beauty of all the wonderful people we have in our great nation. Look at all the different foods and recipes and music and cultures. We are so lucky and some people are just too stupid to step out of their sheltered self centered life to look around and go WOW, look at what WE got. Oh, by the way my new neighbors are from NE and are absolutely lovely people.

Bosco of VA 10:24PM November 12, 2008

Seriously, beef is environmentally-unfriendly???? so I guess all you city dwellers are environmentally unfriendly because of all the car emmissions and noise and light pollution- why does everyone have to put down anything that out of their personal relm?? I'm happy

to be here in Nebraska enjoying great corn-fed beef on a regular basis. Venison is good too. I've had elk and it is great. Bison meat is always good. I'd really like to try moose sometime. Maybe we can get Ted Turner to start adding moose to suppliment his bison ranches.

Carol of NE 9:35PM November 12, 2008

Seriously, beef is environmentally-unfriendly???? so I guess all you city dwellers are environmentally unfriendly because of all the car emmissions and noise and light pollution- why does everyone have to put down anything that out of their personal relm?? I'm happy

to be here in Nebraska enjoying great corn-fed beef on a regular basis. Venison is good too. I've had elk and it is great. Bison meat is always good. I'd really like to try moose sometime. Maybe we can get Ted Turner to start adding moose to suppliment his bison ranches.

Carol of NE 9:32PM November 12, 2008

It's healthier than beef said Sarah Palin in Greta's interview. It makes sense for Alaskans to hunt wild moose / game rather than importing environmentally-unfriendly (hormones, methane production [greenhouse gas]) beef from the lower 48. If I ever make it up to Alaska, I'll have to try it.

John of IL 9:21PM November 12, 2008

People hunt deer in the "lower 48." We were frequently given some deer sausage made by friends who hunted. It was very good.

These prejudices people have about eating certain game animals is a result of being spoiled by the modern supermarket where you buy chicken, beef, fish, lamb, pork. I think that's about it, isn't it? Oh, yes, duck, turkey.

So it's all in your perspective. If you grow up in a place where moose abound, and you are hungry, you eat moose.

Linda of TN 9:19PM November 12, 2008

After watching Greta's interview (part 1 & 2) with Sarah Palin, I really want to go to Alaska and get me a moose burger!

Casey Cowherd of FL 8:30PM November 12, 2008

I've had elk and deer and antelope. Elk is not bad if it wasn't run down and was quickly dressed. Antelope is extremely gamey... good only smothered in sauce.

JKeen of GA 7:56PM November 12, 2008

I be a scranton gal and we've always eaten our pot pies with crust on top.

Scranton Gal of PA 7:48PM November 12, 2008

Hmm, I didn't know that it was illegal to sell. Moose meat is actually quite tasty, I've had it on several occasions here in Maine. Not as good as venison though, in my opinion.

meep of ME 1:13PM October 31, 2008

I'm pretty sure that Joe Biden's favorite dish, Chicken Pot Pie, would be the classic PA Dutch Style, which does not include a crust on top...(that's a New England thing!) it's more like a noodles and gravy dish, with homemade square "potpie" noodles, yellow gravy and pieces of chicken... no true Scranton boy would ever have a crust on his pot pie!

Just Sayin of PA 10:36AM October 31, 2008

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