Picked this up at a market. Any advice for cooking this on the bbq? 🐿️

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29 Comments

  1. Tony0311

    I’ve always fried it up, egg wash flour, the baked in cream of mushroom soup!

  2. hackedtilltheykillme

    You gonna have to braise it some first to make it tender

  3. Under_Ach1ever

    Here is how I cook wild squirrel, and it’s great.

    Season it with your favorite rub.

    Smoke it for about an hour and a half at 225 to 250.

    After smoking it:

    Place it in a foil pan with beer, butter, and brown sugar so the squirrel is about half in the liquid mixture. Cover the pan tightly with foil. Don’t go too heavy on the sugar. It’ll be too sweet.

    Cook for about another hour and a half. Check for fork tenderness a few times during the cook.

    Remove from braising liquid, place back on the grill/smoker to dry up the exterior a bit (you don’t have to do this step).

  4. garythepitbull

    Squirrels have too little fat, and almost no intramuscular fat to get tender on a grill/smoker. They do best braised and cooked low/slow in a bit of liquid.

  5. Jazzlike_Lettuce6620

    Buttermilk brine overnight, batter and fry.

  6. tag051964

    Since it’s tough, how about sauerbraten?

  7. PickleWineBrine

    Shepherd’s pie = lamb

    Cottage pie = beef

    ??? pie = squirrel

  8. RomeStar

    My uncle and I would boil it first then braze it on the grill have to tenderize it first

  9. Make a stew, gravy, or stroganoff. You will love it.

  10. twelvethousandBC

    Bro that’s a rat with a bushy tail

  11. ppcpilot

    Brown up some onions and bell pepper, some garlic at the end. Take out the veggies and brown the squirrels. Put veggies back in and add a can of Rotel tomatoes. Cover, simmer for an hour or so. Serve over rice. It’s delish.

  12. Phuckingidiot

    I cook it with no seasoning then feed to dog and eat something better

  13. Euphoric-Blue-59

    I hear it’s good on a stick.
    Saw that on “Brother, Where Art Thou?”

  14. Soppywater

    If you do it like a pot roast in a Dutch oven it turns out great. Toss in some mushrooms with it and gravyfy all the juices and you got yourself a fuckin winner. A splash of red wine in it or a light marinading of red wine helps as well.

  15. Delicious-Ad4015

    That’s expensive. Costs more than some beef 🥩 cuts

  16. Euphoric_Switch_337

    Buffalo squirrel “wings” Steve Rinnelle has a good recipe.

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