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Recipe: Squirrel Confit-Stuffed Banh Mi, With Wild Game Expert David Draper

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gabimarie

https://www.wxxinews.org/post/rochester-regional-researchers-no-clear-link-between-squirrel-brain-consumption-and-death

Todd_Lester_873609

Try dipping the freshly skinned bodies in an ice water bath for a few minutes as well. It prevents the skin from getting sticky and catching hairs, and it also helps to release any ‘strays’ that were left behind!

Todd_Lester_873609

Hey, after 16 hours was the meat fall off the bone? Or would it stand up to batter/frying like chicken? Thanks!!

Richard_Morency_469236

FYI

https://www.livescience.com/63831-squirrel-brains-rare-disorder-creutzfeldt-jakob-disease.html

jimplante

Unless you're a real expert, you're gonna get hair on the meat when dressing a squirrel. Use a vegetable brush or a fingernail brush to get it off easily.