me. KC I don't mind eating the same thing every night till it's KC gone. (Assuming it's good. Once in a while I make KC something that doesn't turn out too well - edible but not KC great, usually a new recipe I'm trying - and then I start KC to get a little sick of it before it's all gone, but that KC is rare.) KC Some things I make take 2-3 weeks to finish off, like KC my Brunswick Stew, for instance. It's a big recipe in the KC first place and I tend to add extra of everything (I don't KC measure) so I end up with twice as much as the recipe is KC supposed to make. That lasts me 3 weeks at least!
I have seen a recipe for Brunswick Stew that involved squirrels. Have you found a recipe for tree-rats?
I don't think I have a recipe using squirrel, but I believe that originally Brunswick Stew was made with squirrel. Since not that many people these days have access to squirrel it's now made almost exclusively with chicken. I would love to try it with squirrel. I've had roasted squirrel (in fact, I roasted it myself). My grandfather used to go hunting once in a while, one time, in addition to the rabbits he usually brought home, he also had a couple of squirrels. My sister and I were living with him at the time - we were in high school - and we did all the cooking. I roasted them the same way I always roasted the rabbit - whole and larded with bacon. I sure wish I had access for squirrel and rabbit now that I have interesting recipes to use on them. I have a wonderful sounding recipe from Lidia Bastianich for rabbit cacciatore that I would love to try. Kate