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Dakota Datebook
October 9, 2005
"Cowboy Cookin'"
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Trail bosses knew the better the cook, the better the
men he could hire, because one of the few pleasures in a cowpokes
day was eating. Preferred cuisine included beans, Sourdough Biscuits,
Red Bean Pie and Vinegar Pie. Heres the recipe for another delicacy,
Sonofabitch Stew:
Kill off a young steer. Cut up about a pound of beef, half a pound of
liver, and half a heart into 1" cubes. Pull the marrow from one of
the calfs bones and slice into small rings. Place all in a Dutch
oven, cover with water, and simmer for 2 to 3 hours. Add one set of sweetbreads
(or stomach glands) and one set of brains, chopped. Add salt, pepper and
Louisiana hot sauce to taste and simmer another hour without boiling.
Mmmm....
Source: Cowboy and Western Facts. <http://www.thewildwest.org/cowboys/cow_west_facts/trail_recipes/son.html>
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