Re: [Paddlewise] Great Paddlewise Cookbook Contest

From: John Winters <735769_at_ican.net>
Date: Mon, 30 Nov 1998 15:43:02 -0500
Niels wrote;

(SNIP)

>And JOHN - No; using ballast rocks to make stone soup does not qualify.
>

This kind of arbitrary rule takes the fun out of things. To show there are
no hard feelings.

Caribou Paunch Salsa

Kill one summer caribou.
Field dress and remove the stomach without disturbing the contents
Tie off the openings
Hang the paunch in the sun for seven to eight days depending upon the
weather
Remove fermented contents and spread on Ryvita and Quail's Gate
Gewurtstraminer 1995.

Rich in Vitamin C. One paunch serves and eight or two if the paunch is all
you have to eat.


Taste - exquisite
Overall ease of cooking - No cooking involved, easy to prepare
Shelf-life of ingredients - Average Caribou lives six to eight years
Volume of packaging.- Not an issue since it is on the hoof
Others - Leftovers make great caribou stew and the antlers can be used for
decorating your canoe. (got that from Martha Stewart)


Do I win if no one tries it out?

Cheers,
John Winters
Redwing Designs
Specialists in Human Powered Watercraft
http://home.ican.net/~735769/





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