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Suzy's Q
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 Posted: Mon Jul 23 07 4:30 am Post subject: ostrich |
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looking for some interesting things to do with ostrich, any help?
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Rub N Smoke
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| Posted: Wed Aug 13 08 2:40 am Post subject: |
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The only thing I can suggest is to cut it into bite size medallions and wrap them with bacon and cook over direct flame, just watch so the bacon doesnt lite on fire... 
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BigAL
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I used to raise ostrich, I know what NOT to do.
Very lean meat, add some fat if you can. DO NOT over cook. Over cooked ostrich is tougher than 10ply tires. Cook to med rare at most, but it all depends on how you prep and cook. It also could use some xtra flavor, IMHO. great for the heart though.
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