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Siu Blue Wind
10-22-12, 12:57 PM
Decided to try something new. It's raining here and I figured I'd make a nice dog stew. The security guard in the back let his little yip yip annoy my dogs one too many times. :notamused:

Anyway, I was wondering if any one here knew how long I should let the meat cook before I add the veggies.

Big_e
10-22-12, 01:07 PM
Dog is tough and stringy. It should stew for a good hour. Marinate before hand would be a good idea too. I always tell my dogs that one day I may cook them and tell them of veggies and ingredients that I'd put in. They listen and drool, they seem to be agreeable with the idea.
ahsposo
10-22-12, 01:24 PM
Add some cumin to mask the "wet dog" smell.

jsharr
10-22-12, 01:27 PM
mmmmmm. dog stew. If you make dog chili, it should not have beans in it.
CbadRider
10-22-12, 01:58 PM
A slow braise in wine would work. Since it's a small dog, go for a light pino noir or a white. If it was a big dog I'd suggest a more robust cabernet.
mconlonx
10-22-12, 02:06 PM
A slow braise in wine would work.

^^^ moist heat is the key. I'd lean toward a bottle of stout, BBQ dry seasoning, dutch oven, 4+ hrs @ 250 deg.
Siu Blue Wind
10-22-12, 02:21 PM
I've had the meat cooking for about two hours now. Simmering and waiting until tender. The veggies are chopped, I think I'll add them in about an hour or so? I'm thinking maybe I should make gloves with the pelt and give them to the security guard as a Christmas present.
Pamestique
10-22-12, 03:21 PM
This whole discussion would be morbid and creepy if not for the fact I disdain little yappy dogs and one off the street is one less for my nerves!

Enjoy!
jdon
10-22-12, 03:51 PM
Reported! PITA is gonna be all over you Siu!

Pita might actually be a good accompanyment for dog stew...
black_box
10-22-12, 04:36 PM
let me find my recipe for Cold Dog Soup (or see the movie).
mikeybikes
10-22-12, 04:47 PM
Is there a Chinese restaurant nearby? I would always consult with the professionals.
CbadRider
10-22-12, 06:38 PM
I'm thinking maybe I should make gloves with the pelt and give them to the security guard as a Christmas present.

Make it into a hat with the little legs hanging down.

http://www.cosypajamas.com/uploadfile/products/20120823/Dog-Animal-Hat-Costume.jpg
Wulf
10-23-12, 12:14 PM
Now invite the security guard over for dinner.