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  1. 02-13-2011, 08:20 AM #11
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    I've never tried crappie caviar. Thanks for the suggestion Gene but I doubt I will try it. LOL
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    Yeah, eat em with gar balls. Yuk!
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    What you do is, dig a hole in the ground about 2ft by 2ft and bout 1 ft deep. Build a good fire with coals and when they turn white, put 2 roofing shingles on it. Meal the crappie caviar and season to taste and place them on the roofing shingles. Next cover the caviar with 2 more shingles, then cover them with the dirt you removed by diging the hole. Let them cook for 1 to 1 1/2 hours, depending on how many you cook(usually 2 dozen), then dig them up, throw them away and eat the roofing shingles...
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    bet that would be good for Snow geese too EZ. I always suggest the oak stick recipie.
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    Quote Originally Posted by E-Z Poleholder View Post
    What you do is, dig a hole in the ground about 2ft by 2ft and bout 1 ft deep. Build a good fire with coals and when they turn white, put 2 roofing shingles on it. Meal the crappie caviar and season to taste and place them on the roofing shingles. Next cover the caviar with 2 more shingles, then cover them with the dirt you removed by diging the hole. Let them cook for 1 to 1 1/2 hours, depending on how many you cook(usually 2 dozen), then dig them up, throw them away and eat the roofing shingles...
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  6. 02-13-2011, 11:34 AM #16
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    That's about the same recipe I have for possum and sweet taters.
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    They probably needed to go into a decompression chamber. Snatched them from the depths to fast.
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