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uncle_herb
uncle_herb

Hi all, i'm boiling up a lovely tammy cat stew. I got some potatoes and beans in it (Don't worry I put the beans in last) and a bit of carrot to flavor the meat. Now all I need is some sauce ideas. Cats don't have much fat on them so theres not much of a gravy. Any ideas would be great. Thanks.

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myanmarbound
myanmarbound

Have you tried mounting it with butter?

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flatfoot
flatfoot

Just plain old barbecue sauce would be great. Cat meat barbecue flavor buns = fantastic char siu bao.

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blushingakito
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uncle herb, you are funny!!:)

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mockchoc
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Oh get back to your branch you buggers!

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uncle_herb
uncle_herb

So BBQ sauce or should I BBQ the whole cat?

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mockchoc
mockchoc

Both I think.

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You have to be quite careful barbecuing cat. It can get a bit dry, like chicken. I'd say you are better of with a stew and a side of BBQ sauce.

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flatfoot
flatfoot

That's right. An alternative way is to skin the cat, dip it in boiling water for a bit, hang it upside down, and then use a blowtorch.

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firearm
firearm

#8, That's how the Laotians do their civets, and the Mongolians their marmots, but it doesn't skin them, it just gets the hair off.

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