Dang, you done tuckered out Arlo from watching you work. He will probably want you to reheat his portion. I know it looks really goodMama-fried backstrap, cooked in Mama's old kitchen, in one of Mama's old cast iron pans. Fried taters and cornbread, both also cooked in generational cast iron. This was mighty, mighty good and hit the spot just right after a long day of working our butts off on the house and yard.
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Nothing like that old family cast iron. I have one that was my great-grandma's, my grandpa's, my mom's, and mine.This is awesome. We have ours but recently grabbed my dad's (my uncles before that and my mawmaws before that) but they are now in real bad shape. They somehow ended up in my dad's shed for the last several years of his life and are rusted something awful.
My son is going to do electrolysis on them but more because he likes that type of stuff. Good project for him and I dont have to fool with them until after.
That dog take your fingers slap off for a piece of deer meat. It's his favorite food, by far. Raw, cooked, whatever.Fine meal ! Arlo for sure over done it
That stay cat that adopted us will scream for raw deer meat. She can smell it a mile away. Will not eat it cooked. I call it squirrel meat to her. I'm sure she lived off of squirrel for a while when she was a stray.That dog take your fingers slap off for a piece of deer meat. It's his favorite food, by far. Raw, cooked, whatever.