Allright, I'm out and out going borrow Rolf and Rosi's post for this one. Click on the title above for pictures. We were invited to dinner at mormors friend's house last Saturday as the body Fendrich for a late Christmas dinner. Siegrid was our hostess. She used to be a coworker of Mormors before they retired. Mormor invited her to our Thanksgiving get together back in November and Siegrid wanted to return the favor. This was the first time all our schedules worked out. It was very nice. Menu note: this was the first time I tried moose. Honestly, very honestly, it tasted just like roast beef. I'll never think of Bullwinkle the same. Saturday, February 09, 2008
late jul celebration
Allright, I'm out and out going borrow Rolf and Rosi's post for this one. Click on the title above for pictures. We were invited to dinner at mormors friend's house last Saturday as the body Fendrich for a late Christmas dinner. Siegrid was our hostess. She used to be a coworker of Mormors before they retired. Mormor invited her to our Thanksgiving get together back in November and Siegrid wanted to return the favor. This was the first time all our schedules worked out. It was very nice. Menu note: this was the first time I tried moose. Honestly, very honestly, it tasted just like roast beef. I'll never think of Bullwinkle the same. 
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Wow!! Moose?? Was it tough??
My dad "conned" me into deer meat once.....I don't think I will ever be the same!!
Mmmm.... venison ... Bambi ... Elk is a little tougher than venison, but I can't say I've ever had moose before.
literally, just like roast beef. I've had deer - a little gamey and reindeer - a little tough, but moose was right on.
come on, everything tastes like chicken! except tofu...no taste at all.
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