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Bison Fudge Bison , Desserts April 13, 2023 Back in the 1960s, as we know, recipes were a little bit out there and the acceptable range of flavors seemed to be much broader. One such creative amalgamation of ingredients was beef fudge. That’s right! The seed of this recipe comes from an old cookbook, Poll-Ette Hostess Cookbook (published in 1967) that featured a beef fudge recipe from Mrs. Florence E. Weist of the Muddy Creek Ranch, Choteau, Montana. Across the West, many ranch wives would whip up this delicacy and according to all the reviews we could find, the verdict was delicious. Here at The Taste of Montana love to put our own twist on this long-lost classic. so today, on National Dessert Day, we make ‘bison fudge’ with Bitterroot Bison ground bison added to a super easy fudge recipe. In addition to tasting delicious, this meat has an impressive nutrition profile, and is a rich source of B complex vitamins, iron, and other minerals. Plus, since this bison is 100% Natural, 100% Native Grass-Fed, and Pasture-Raised, this meat has more omega-3 fatty acids than grain-fed bison. This is probably the healthiest a ‘fudge’ could get. Not that we are health nuts, but having a bit more peace of mind seems to add to the flavor. Starting out with top-quality ground bison All the players together Everything is ready for melting and blending Added the cooked ground bison and walnuts to the basic fudge The pour in Now we wait for a couple of hours Cutting through the goodness Deliciousness in the Treasure State Facebook Instagram Youtube Twitter Latest Recipes Polynesian Ribs & Hoisin Chicken Lollipops Thai Burgers with Peanut Sauce and Bacon Provencal Smoked Rabbit Cattail Hearts and Wild Oyster Mushrooms Smoked Trout with Dilly Walnut Pesto Spicy Pickle Cheese Crisps Subscribe Subscribe to our newsletter and be informed about new recipes & workshops. Sign Up Follow us on Social Media Facebook Instagram Youtube Twitter October 17, 2022 July 6, 2022 June 22, 2022 June 11, 2022

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Spicy Bison Chili Dogs – Adult Style

Spicy Bison Chili Dogs – Adult Style Bison , Sandwiches April 13, 2023 Is there any way to improve the chili cheese dog? You betcha, there is! First, start with a fiery bison beer chili (we know, your mouth is watering right now). Now, let’s improve that boring, gray, supermarket-special hot dog with a Chili Cheese Hot Dog from Pioneer Meats, a game changer in the hot dog game. Place it all together on a hearty baguette (no more sloppy, soggy buns). There we have an adult-style chili cheese dog. Let’s talk chili This spicy bison chili recipe features ground bison, instead of the usual ground beef, and a bottle of Bayern Brewing Face Plant Doppelbock Lager. Using ground bison results in a chili that is lower in fat and calories than those made with beef. A famous legend has it that the all-American chili came out of Old West, where chuckwagon cooks on the range doctored up trail meats, like bison, with hot peppers for hungry cowboys after a long day of cow-punching (why punch cows?). Another (and more probable) origin story is that immigrants from Spain’s Canary Islands immigrated to San Antonio in the early 18th century, and they brought various stews recipes with them that evolved into all-American chili. What no beans? Chili doesn’t have beans! Chili purists blather on and on that beans don’t belong in authentic chili (for tradition’s sake. But chili is essentially a recipe of variety or necessity. If you like beans, add the freaking beans, or hell, even get wild and throw in some corn niblets or bacon bits. Deliciousness in the Treasure State Facebook Instagram Youtube Twitter Latest Recipes Polynesian Ribs & Hoisin Chicken Lollipops Thai Burgers with Peanut Sauce and Bacon Provencal Smoked Rabbit Cattail Hearts and Wild Oyster Mushrooms Smoked Trout with Dilly Walnut Pesto Spicy Pickle Cheese Crisps Subscribe Subscribe to our newsletter and be informed about new recipes & workshops. Sign Up Follow us on Social Media Facebook Instagram Youtube Twitter October 17, 2022 July 6, 2022 June 22, 2022 June 11, 2022