Ground Hog Pie

[bigcountrysg]

You need
1 ground hog
2 2 pounds potatos
3 2 cups of cut onions
4 4 cups of cut carrots


Ok cube up the ground hog, then brown the meat. Remove the meat from the pan using the left over grease make gravey.

Then put the meat, potatos, onions and carrots in roasting pan. Add the gravey. This should look like a stew when it is done.

Then what you do is using 2 boxes of Jiffy Cornbread mix. Cover the stew with the cornbread dough.

Put it in the oven to cook the cornbread top.

That is basically Ground Hog Pie.

[Clay Henry]

Thats nasty!

[bigcountrysg]

Originally Posted by Clay Henry

Thats nasty!

Thats what I thought til I tried it one year. Then my mind was changed.

So don't knock it til you try it.

[Clay Henry]

Im sorry but i aint eating a rodent. I have gophers and those are the closest thing i can think of to a ground hog and i just can't see myself eating one. Now i would substitute beef, deer, elk or buffalo meat in that pie and chow!

[bigcountrysg]

Originally Posted by Clay Henry

Im sorry but i aint eating a rodent. I have gophers and those are the closest thing i can think of to a ground hog and i just can't see myself eating one. Now i would substitute beef, deer, elk or buffalo meat in that pie and chow!

Gopher, Wood Chuck, Ground Hog, are all the same freakin animal. Just depends on what region of the country you live in. Will decide what you call it.

[Clay Henry]

heres a dumb question? The carrots and ptatoes have time to get done in the oven before the cornbread gets over cooked?

[Clay Henry]

I'm going to put this up on Facebook and see what kinda comments it gets LOL

[bigcountrysg]

Originally Posted by Clay Henry

heres a dumb question? The carrots and ptatoes have time to get done in the oven before the cornbread gets over cooked?

You put it in the roasting pan, and you cook it on the stove in the roasting pan til the veggies are done. Making the stew, once that part is done, you put the corn bread over it and stick it in the oven.

Jiffy cornbread is usually done in 15 minutes at 400 degrees.

[bigcountrysg]

Taste like chicken

[colberjs]

What about squirrel Clay? It's just a tree-rat.