My husband is venturing into the woods...
It's elk season.
He ventures into the woods alot this time of year.
We always tell him not to come home unless he's packing an elk.
Last week he came home without one.
We are sending him back.
Try again honey...
You can do it!
Maybe if he has really great food he will stay longer...
All of this...
turned into this...
Yes, there is enough food here to feed six hunters for a month.
That's just the way it goes...
The chicken is always a hit and is so easy to make. For you fellow blogger's I am going to share my secret recipe. Just don't tell anybody else...
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| breakfast burritos |
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| cheesy potatoes pre-cooked ready to heat up on the grill |
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| fabulous chicken |
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| individual apple pies |
That's just the way it goes...
The chicken is always a hit and is so easy to make. For you fellow blogger's I am going to share my secret recipe. Just don't tell anybody else...
Sweet and Savory Chicken
1 large package chicken drumsticks, thighs or wings
1 large bottle Yoshida's Original Gourmet Sauce
Lemon Pepper
Montreal Steak Seasoning
Kosher salt
Pre heat oven to 450 degrees. Place chicken in a large baking dish. Generously sprinkle chicken with steak seasoning, lemon pepper and salt. Pour Yoshida's over the whole deal. The Yoshida's should just about cover the chicken, don't be shy about pouring. More is good!
Bake at 450 degrees for 30 minutes. Reduce oven temperature to 250 degrees and continue baking for at least 2 hours.
That's it you're done, remove from oven and watch them disappear...
Hopefully I'll be sharing some great elk recipes soon!
12 comments:
woah! baker extraordinaire. you are a nice wife. that food looks so yummy. i wish i was going hunting.
I'm so glad you posted this! Especially the chicken recipe, this is probably one of my favorite things you cook...
What a sweetie pie of a wife...My brother is in MO. and is doing the same thing. I just love all you Oregon and Washington people, your styles are awesome. i hope your week is great.
Smiles,
Sheila
Your food looks delicious. Lucky hunter. He should definitely come home with an elk!
Hope your hubby comes home with an elk Laurie! The menu looks pretty darn good! You might not see him for quite awhile.
Debbie
P.S.
Your space at the shop looks wonderful!
Hi Laurie ~ I to am a hunting season widow :) and recently acquired my own "chicken children" ~ thrilled to see Im not the only crazy one!
YUM!! Well aren't you just the sweetest wife ever??? ;) I love yoshida's....I'm gonna try that right away!
xo,
Shellagh
I am not a hunter, but after seeing all of this yummy food...hum? It all looks fabulous.
Chelsea
Wow! Those ingredients look yummy. Thanks for sharing a recipe. You inspire me to cook more.
girl, i adore your photos - collages (and food)!!! great job.
we read yesterday they're going to release more elk in missouri b/c they were native to this area. really? like we need more critters? lol!
Love it, I used to do this for my Roger, then he would come home and he said he would just open a can of something, so I stopped doing that. Your husband is one lucky man. Good luck to the Great white hunter. Hugs Florence
Yum! For all of that I'd go elk hunting, but I've never ever hunted for anything. Thank you for those delicious recipes and the inspiration.
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