More, People Eating Tasty Animals

[catfish2006]

More, People Eating Tasty Animals

[Steve @ OutdoorFrontiers]

"catfish2006" > wrote in message
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So, is this a picture of you or someone you know? Or is it just a picture
you found and uploaded to ABPF? I now have a rifle capable of dropping a
cape buffalo and I'd really like to do it someday!
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[jeff]

catfish2006 wrote:

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so...um...how does one cook water buffalo?

[Steve @ OutdoorFrontiers]

"jeff" > wrote in message
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> so...um...how does one cook water buffalo?

Actually, the original picture is of a cape buffalo, from the continent of
Africa. Water buffalo are from Asia and have been transplanted to
Australia.

There is quite a difference, but you cook them just the same, a little at a
time.
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Steve @ OutdoorFrontiers
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[Cyli]

On Mon, 18 Dec 2006 20:27:37 -0500, jeff >
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>so...um...how does one cook water buffalo?

Boil with lots of water chestnuts?
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[rw]

Cyli wrote:
> On Mon, 18 Dec 2006 20:27:37 -0500, jeff >
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>>catfish2006 wrote:
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>>so...um...how does one cook water buffalo?
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> Boil with lots of water chestnuts?

And top with capers.

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[Rodney Long]

Cyli wrote:
> On Mon, 18 Dec 2006 20:27:37 -0500, jeff >
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>> catfish2006 wrote:
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>> so...um...how does one cook water buffalo?
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> Boil with lots of water chestnuts?

Actually, I have found that they taste better using Rino recipes

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[WARREN WOLK]

....or in a really big pot.

WW ;-)

"Steve @ OutdoorFrontiers" > wrote in message
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> "jeff" > wrote in message
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>> catfish2006 wrote:
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>>> More, People Eating Tasty Animals
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>>> ------------------------------------------------------------------------
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>> so...um...how does one cook water buffalo?
>
> Actually, the original picture is of a cape buffalo, from the continent of
> Africa. Water buffalo are from Asia and have been transplanted to
> Australia.
>
> There is quite a difference, but you cook them just the same, a little at
> a time.
> --
> Steve @ OutdoorFrontiers
> http://www.outdoorfrontiers.com
> G & S Guide Service and Custom Rods
> http://www.herefishyfishy.com
>
>

[jeff]

Steve @ OutdoorFrontiers wrote:

> "jeff" > wrote in message
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>>catfish2006 wrote:
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>>>More, People Eating Tasty Animals
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>>so...um...how does one cook water buffalo?
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>
> Actually, the original picture is of a cape buffalo, from the continent of
> Africa.

ah...yeah...but, who cooks cape buffalo? <g> Bubalus bubalis barbecue...?

> Water buffalo are from Asia and have been transplanted to
> Australia.
>
> There is quite a difference, but you cook them just the same, a little at a
> time.

"Most notable are the kneecaps, prepared as a stew or goulash in a
traditional cast iron pot over a slow fire for a number of days. The
wait is worth it! Buffalo steak and kidney pie is another favorite. Many
also consider the tongue to be excellent."


<g> thanks for the instruction. i had no idea there was a difference.
always thought it was like the mahi-mahi, dolphin thing...never paid
much attention to the distinction. interesting...

jeff

[Steve @ OutdoorFrontiers]

"jeff" > wrote in message
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> Steve @ OutdoorFrontiers wrote:
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>> "jeff" > wrote in message
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>>>catfish2006 wrote:
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>>>so...um...how does one cook water buffalo?
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>> Actually, the original picture is of a cape buffalo, from the continent
>> of Africa.
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> ah...yeah...but, who cooks cape buffalo? <g> Bubalus bubalis barbecue...?

***Actually, the one time I did have cape buffalo, I thought it tasted quite
a bit like free-range beef. It was pretty darned good stuff.
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>> Water buffalo are from Asia and have been transplanted to Australia.
>>
>> There is quite a difference, but you cook them just the same, a little at
>> a time.
>
> "Most notable are the kneecaps, prepared as a stew or goulash in a
> traditional cast iron pot over a slow fire for a number of days. The wait
> is worth it! Buffalo steak and kidney pie is another favorite. Many also
> consider the tongue to be excellent."

***What? You've never eaten beef tongue? When I was a kid, my mother used
to boil beef tongue until tender, then skin off the outer membrane, leaving
the tender inner meat. Then she's slice it thin and put it on bread with
spicy brown mustard. Yum!
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> <g> thanks for the instruction. i had no idea there was a difference.
> always thought it was like the mahi-mahi, dolphin thing...never paid much
> attention to the distinction. interesting...

***I love to hunt as much as I love to fish, and Africa has always been a
dream of mine, so I'm fairly well studied on big game. After having been on
safari in South Africa last year, it's my goal to return, hunt cape buffalo
and other large critters. Then, I'd like to big game hunt on all the
continents.
--
Steve @ OutdoorFrontiers
http://www.outdoorfrontiers.com
G & S Guide Service and Custom Rods
http://www.herefishyfishy.com

[Fred Lebow]

> Actually, the original picture is of a cape buffalo, from the continent of
> Africa.

ah...yeah...but, who cooks cape buffalo? <g> Bubalus bubalis barbecue...?

> Water buffalo are from Asia and have been transplanted to Australia.
>
> There is quite a difference, but you cook them just the same, a little at
> a time.




Fried on a bun sounds great w tartare sauce

Fred
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