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Beyond Bacon and Eggs - Wild Game and Foraged Breakfasts
Season 7 Episode 248
Summary
In this episode of the Wild Fishing Game Podcast, hosts Justin Townsend and Adam Berkelmans explore the concept of breakfast, emphasizing the importance of incorporating wild foods into morning meals. They delve into the history of breakfast, personal cooking preferences, and the art of sausage making, while also discussing creative ways to prepare hashes, pancakes, and grits. The conversation highlights international breakfast inspirations and encourages listeners to think outside the box when it comes to their breakfast choices.
Takeaways
Real breakfast is about wild ingredients and creativity.
Breakfast has evolved from a necessity to a modern concept.
Historical breakfasts varied greatly by culture and class.
Sausage making allows for creativity with wild game.
Bacon can be challenging to make with wild game.
Breakfast hashes can incorporate a variety of wild ingredients.
Pancakes and breads can be made with wild flours.
Grits and porridge are versatile breakfast options.
International breakfasts offer unique flavors and ideas.
Incorporating wild foods into breakfast enhances nutrition and flavor.
Chapters
00:00 The Essence of Real Breakfast
02:46 Historical Perspectives on Breakfast
05:55 Modern Breakfast Trends and Personal Preferences
07:47 The Art of Breakfast Sausage
08:14 Exploring Bacon: Tradition and Innovation
10:14 Curing Techniques and Wild Game Utilization
26:22 The Great Meat Debate
27:24 Exploring Corning Techniques
29:14 Creative Hash Recipes
34:25 Pancakes and Breads: Wild Variations
41:13 Grits and Porridge: A Breakfast Staple
47:23 International Breakfast Inspirations
52:28 Incorporating Wild Foods into Breakfast
Keywords
wild food, breakfast, cooking techniques, sausage making, historical breakfast, creative recipes, international cuisine, breakfast hash, pancakes, grits
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