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Will this trick also work on the possum meat?

[5chn3ll]

It works with chicken, pork, lamb, and varmint.

[32wildbilly]

A possum won't even eat a dead possum...So NO!!

Will this trick also work on the possum meat?

[sweet victory]

A possum won't even eat a dead possum...So NO!!

Will this trick also work on the possum meat?

So what you're suggesting is I add the baking soda and consume before the Possum is dead?

[02TX996Cab]

Coming from the South and all that, I understand this is THE BEST Possum dish ever! (Plus, as a canned delicacy, it can be easily included in the monthly loot haul.)

[32wildbilly]

Well no breakfast for me as I just lost my appetite.

BTW I was born/raised in Texas and won't even eat armadillo which was consumed liberally during the Depression by Texans. So possums are not on my menu neither are Mastodons.

Coming from the South and all that, I understand this is THE BEST Possum dish ever! (Plus, as a canned delicacy, it can be easily included in the monthly loot haul.)

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And Europeans say Americans aren't cultured. pfft

[5chn3ll]

I have at least one East Texas recipe that calls for "jackalope" - meaning whatever critter you find by the side of the road.

And Europeans say Americans aren't cultured. pfft

If it doesn't pop when you stob it with your pocket knife, it's OK to eat.

[32wildbilly]

"East Texas"...there's your problem!

I have at least one East Texas recipe that calls for "jackalope" - meaning whatever critter you find by the side of the road.

And Europeans say Americans aren't cultured. pfft

If it doesn't pop when you stob it with your pocket knife, it's OK to eat.

[gnat]

Having a mom from the South GA swamps I have heard recipes for coon, gator, and rattlesnake.

I've never felt that I missed out by not having experienced any of those dishes though...