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BEAR
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Posted: 22 June 2019 at 13:52 |
Wife is out of town.
Made a wild turkey breast. basic, just some EVO and lemon juice for a saute. But I added thin chopped Garlic scrapes. and a small can of crushed pineaple (drained). delicious. I might add another thread just on Garlic Scrapes...doubt anyone but Tas even knows what they are?
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d4570
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I'm not sure I know what your using.
We have a patch of garlic chives we use a lot. I love to roast my Garlic head in tinfoil and smothered in EVO. I use them IN cooking like normal much milder taste, and we mass it up and mix in Sour cream or butter and cream cheese for spreads.
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We're having shaved left over roast beef and homemade herb flat bread sandwiches for dinner.
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Garlic scrapes are the tipsof the garlic plant. They look much like chives or shalots, but taste different,
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Irish Bird Dog
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wild turkey breast is very tasty when cooked real slow (low flame) on a gas grill after soaking in a concoction of your choice for a few hours and then baste it liberally as it cooks with same concoction as it Slowly cooks and turn frequently until done. Garlic is a good choice for nearly any meat.
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