usmohls2@yahoo.com
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I lost the recipe for Buffalo Turds! I spent hours looking with no luck. Can any body help Me?
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brirene
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First, buy a buffalo...sorry, couldn't resist! I'll be watching this one to find out what the heck a "Buffalo Turd" is...
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usmohls2@yahoo.com
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On the left coast, Buffalo are hard to find. LOL Any way, it's a stuffed jalapeno wrapped in bacon then put in the smoker. Dang they are good!!!!!!
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Starfire5
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Here's a link someone posted when the subject came up:
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johnna
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http://www.weekendgrillers.com/atomic-buffalo-turds.html
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Intheloonybin
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Heres the link.
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usmohls2@yahoo.com
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Thanks Folks, Have a large crowd coming over for Mothers Day. These will go well with pitchers of margaritas.
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fla-gypsy
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I split mine, add cream cheese, wrap in bacon and smoke until tender. They are very good.
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Chuck&Gail
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Buffalo turds, or turds from any ungulate, can be used to build a fire if they are dried first. It does stink a bit, but burns fine. Personally I have not eaten one.
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tvme
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Chuck&Gail wrote:Buffalo turds, or turds from any ungulate, can be used to build a fire if they are dried first. It does stink a bit, but burns fine. Personally I have not eaten one.
With my stomach, I'd be better off eating a cow pie than a jalapeno! I've been around cows, but never wandered around behind a buffalo heard (or roller skated in one) but wouldn't they make a better pudding anyway??
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