ANYONE GOT A GOOD SQUIRREL RECIPE?

[ilikepie82015]

Well I've got about three or four squirrels stocked up in the freezer and ima cookum this weekend. I usualy fry my squirrel but ive done that a whole lot
and im tired of it . ANYONE got a good recipe I should give a try if so tell it to me AND PLEASE dont just give bits and peices if im gona try it I need to know what to put in(with measurements if possible) and what temp and time to cook it.
THANKS ........

[Tenpoint]

Hiya Ilikepie,

Well, if you have a slow cooker, just put a few whole cleaned squirrels in there, sprinkle them with salt and pepper, and add a cup of teriaki sauce and baste the squirrels with it. Put the slow cooker on low heat and cook it for about five hours. (Put it on at lunchtime, and it will be ready for dinner).

If you are around while it's cooking, it's best to baste the squirrels with the sauce in the bottom of the pan a few times during that five hours. But you can also just baste it at the end of the five hours.

You can get the teriaki sauce at your grocery store pre-made. Add enough to coat all the meat, I mentioned a cup, but you can add more or less depending on how many squirrels you cook up. Be generous with the teriaki sauce, but you don't want them squirrels swimming in it. There should be about a half inch in the bottom of the slow cooker.

Tenpoint.

[ilikepie82015]

thanks
ill try that next time but these are already quartered
any other ideas

[Tenpoint]

You can do the same recipe with quartered squirrels. They don't have to be whole.

Tenpoint

[cbriarrabbit]

Another idea I have used several times. Season and flour the squrriles and fry till lightly brown. Drain excess frying oil and place in an electric skillet or crock pot. Cover with cream of mushroom soup and cook slowly for 5 hours.