Re: Need Munchy big Game Food ideas!

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Sorry, no ideas right now. When you said " Big Game " I thought you

meant something like elk, LOL.

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LOL, . :-) HOw about " buffalo " wings...heheheh..

I figured we'd just have chips and salsa, burgers, chicken, corn on

the cob and some strawberry desserts (strawberries are sooo good

right now) Unless I can think of something easy and point friendly.

I'll be coming home from work at 6 so I won't have much time to

prepare.

I have tried elk before, though...my boss used to go up Montana and

hunt and he'd bring back elk steaks and elk salami. I only tried it

once but then I kept thinking about the poor elk and I couldn't eat

anymore. :-(

-riza

> Sorry, no ideas right now. When you said " Big Game " I thought you

> meant something like elk, LOL.

>

> Blessings,

> Fox

> **********

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[Guest guest]

Hey Riza, I have a good variation on buffalo wings that is pretty simple and

point friendly. Take chicken tenderloin strips, dredge in flour, dip in buffalo

wing sauce (Texas Pete make a good one), coat with bread crumbs and bake at 375

for 20-25 minutes. Serve with FF blue cheese dressing for dipping (We like Wish

Bone FF bluecheese). YUM!

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LOL, . :-) HOw about " buffalo " wings...heheheh..

I figured we'd just have chips and salsa, burgers, chicken, corn on

the cob and some strawberry desserts (strawberries are sooo good

right now) Unless I can think of something easy and point friendly.

I'll be coming home from work at 6 so I won't have much time to

prepare.

I have tried elk before, though...my boss used to go up Montana and

hunt and he'd bring back elk steaks and elk salami. I only tried it

once but then I kept thinking about the poor elk and I couldn't eat

anymore. :-(

-riza

> Sorry, no ideas right now. When you said " Big Game " I thought you

> meant something like elk, LOL.

>

> Blessings,

> Fox

> **********

> QUIT WASTING MONEY on your health and get healthy!

> http://www.pcpowersystem.com/lfi/143907-2

> Make a RESIDUAL INCOME on our exclusive products:

> http://www.pcpowersystem.com/id/143907-2

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[Guest guest]

Mmmmm, this sounds great~

-- Re: Need Munchy big Game| | Food ideas! | >-----------------------------------------------------------|LOL, . :-) HOw about "buffalo" wings...heheheh..I figured we'd just have chips and salsa, burgers, chicken, corn onthe cob and some strawberry desserts (strawberries are sooo goodright now) Unless I can think of something easy and point friendly.I'll be coming home from work at 6 so I won't have much time toprepare.I have tried elk before, though...my boss used to go up Montana andhunt and he'd bring back elk steaks and elk salami. I only tried itonce but then I kept thinking about the poor elk and I couldn't eatanymore. :-(-riza> Sorry, no ideas right now. When you said "Big Game" I thought you> meant something like elk, LOL.>> Blessings,> Fox> **********> QUIT WASTING MONEY on your health and get healthy!> http://www.pcpowersystem.com/lfi/143907-2> Make a RESIDUAL INCOME on our exclusive products:> http://www.pcpowersystem.com/id/143907-2~There are no strangers here... Only friends that haven't met yet~

[Guest guest]

thanx for the idea lisa! im always looking for ways to make my SO chicken wings! he loves them and i hate cooking them, but if i could also do some tenderloin at the same time.. hmm!

JENNladi-jz@...

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Re: Need Munchy big Game| | Food ideas! | >-----------------------------------------------------------|LOL, . :-) HOw about "buffalo" wings...heheheh..I figured we'd just have chips and salsa, burgers, chicken, corn onthe cob and some strawberry desserts (strawberries are sooo goodright now) Unless I can think of something easy and point friendly.I'll be coming home from work at 6 so I won't have much time toprepare.I have tried elk before, though...my boss used to go up Montana andhunt and he'd bring back elk steaks and elk salami. I only tried itonce but then I kept thinking about the poor elk and I couldn't eatanymore. :-(-riza> Sorry, no ideas right now. When you said "Big Game" I thought you> meant something like elk, LOL.>> Blessings,> Fox> **********> QUIT WASTING MONEY on your health and get healthy!> http://www.pcpowersystem.com/lfi/143907-2> Make a RESIDUAL INCOME on our exclusive products:> http://www.pcpowersystem.com/id/143907-2~There are no strangers here... Only friends that haven't met yet~

[Guest guest]

Ooh! this sounds so good, . thanks! One question

though...where do you find chicken tenderloin strips? In the frozen

food or fresh meat secion? Sorry, still a kitchen newbie. ;-)

-riza

>

>

> Hey Riza, I have a good variation on buffalo wings that is pretty

simple and

> point friendly. Take chicken tenderloin strips, dredge in flour,

dip in buffalo

> wing sauce (Texas Pete make a good one), coat with bread crumbs and

bake at 375

> for 20-25 minutes. Serve with FF blue cheese dressing for dipping

(We like Wish

> Bone FF bluecheese). YUM!

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Riza.... you can find them in both... i love tyson individually frozen tenders...(they have something on them so they dont get freezer burnt in the big bag... plus they are injected with alittle broth to make them super juicy when defrosted) or you can find tenders in the regular chicken area... or if you cant find either, you can use breasts and just slice them up into strips... good luck!

JENNladi-jz@...

WW OP since 10/01 198/172/155

Re: Need Munchy big Game Food ideas!

Ooh! this sounds so good, . thanks! One question though...where do you find chicken tenderloin strips? In the frozen food or fresh meat secion? Sorry, still a kitchen newbie. ;-)-riza> > > Hey Riza, I have a good variation on buffalo wings that is pretty simple and> point friendly. Take chicken tenderloin strips, dredge in flour, dip in buffalo> wing sauce (Texas Pete make a good one), coat with bread crumbs and bake at 375> for 20-25 minutes. Serve with FF blue cheese dressing for dipping (We like Wish> Bone FF bluecheese). YUM!> > > ~There are no strangers here... Only friends that haven't met yet~

[Guest guest]

They are in the meat counter next to the boneless chicken breasts. They are

usually the same price as the breasts. If you can't find the tenderloins, you

can just cut your boneless/skinless chicken breasts into 1 " wide strips.

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Ooh! this sounds so good, . thanks! One question

though...where do you find chicken tenderloin strips? In the frozen

food or fresh meat secion? Sorry, still a kitchen newbie. ;-)

-riza

>

>

> Hey Riza, I have a good variation on buffalo wings that is pretty

simple and

> point friendly. Take chicken tenderloin strips, dredge in flour,

dip in buffalo

> wing sauce (Texas Pete make a good one), coat with bread crumbs and

bake at 375

> for 20-25 minutes. Serve with FF blue cheese dressing for dipping

(We like Wish

> Bone FF bluecheese). YUM!

>

>

>

~There are no strangers here... Only friends that haven't met yet~

[Guest guest]

Thanks , I couldn't find any so I did just that--sliced up some

chicken breasts. I'm going to make these tonight and also have some

taquitos, chips, salsa, guacamole, and burgers. Still deciding on

dessert.

GO KINGS!!! boo Lakers (boo! hiss!)

-riza

>

>

> They are in the meat counter next to the boneless chicken breasts.

They are

> usually the same price as the breasts. If you can't find the

tenderloins, you

> can just cut your boneless/skinless chicken breasts into 1 " wide

strips.

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Celebration cake of course!!! YUmmmmmmy!

Maggie

-----Original Message-----From: rizabo Sent: Friday, May 31, 2002 1:43 PMTo: wwliterside Subject: Re: Need Munchy big Game Food ideas!Thanks , I couldn't find any so I did just that--sliced up some chicken breasts. I'm going to make these tonight and also have some taquitos, chips, salsa, guacamole, and burgers. Still deciding on dessert. GO KINGS!!! boo Lakers (boo! hiss!)-riza> > > They are in the meat counter next to the boneless chicken breasts. They are> usually the same price as the breasts. If you can't find the tenderloins, you> can just cut your boneless/skinless chicken breasts into 1" wide strips.> > > > ~There are no strangers here... Only friends that haven't met yet~