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2. They laughed because everyone knows you need a kiln to cook a skeet

Sat Feb 2, 2013, 08:27 PM

Feb 2013

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How do you cook a skeet? [View all] cali Feb 2013 OP

funny story arely staircase Feb 2013 #1

They laughed because everyone knows you need a kiln to cook a skeet arcane1 Feb 2013 #2

.... cali Feb 2013 #3

You stuff it inside a clay pigeon... n/t agracie Feb 2013 #4

A piskeeteon! Recursion Feb 2013 #13

I like them steamed. Wonderful served with broiled hockey puck. YUM! DreamGypsy Feb 2013 #5

That's okay. We won't tell anyone. randome Feb 2013 #6

Funny story - sounds like he was kind of a jerk... petronius Feb 2013 #7

undeniably. but also a real character cali Feb 2013 #8

I cook skeet the same way guardian Feb 2013 #9

You beat me to it Cirque du So-What Feb 2013 #10

Snipes are too bony to make good eating csziggy Feb 2013 #11

First, collect the skeet fragments, wash, and soak overnight librechik Feb 2013 #12

thx,will edit librechik Feb 2013 #15

In a cast-iron skeetle! WinkyDink Feb 2013 #16

In a white wine with garlic & ginger n/t Lurks Often Feb 2013 #18

I'm wondering which commune it was flamingdem Feb 2013 #19

Wonder if Obama had been snipe hunting? FarCenter Feb 2013 #20

I honestly don't know. I couldn't kill anything let arthritisR_US Feb 2013 #21

I guess it depends on how hungry you might become. nt guardian Feb 2013 #22

I suppose that's true, hope I never have to get there. n/t arthritisR_US Feb 2013 #24

Bread it in cornflakes, of course jmowreader Feb 2013 #23

Mine always seem to come out tough & dry, and not to flavorful. baldguy Feb 2013 #25