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Speck recipes

Postby quackstackmrm » Sun Jan 09, 2011 1:56 pm

What are some good speck recipes? I killed a few and don't know how to cook them!
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Re: Speck recipes

Postby woundedduck » Mon Jan 10, 2011 10:16 am

cook it just like a beef fillet. high heat and rare/medium rare.
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Re: Speck recipes

Postby Dux Be Us » Sun Jan 16, 2011 8:18 am

Thinly slice the breast meat...about an inch. Rinse meat with olive oil. Place in oven safe dish. Add 2 cans of Cream of Mushroom soup, half can of water, and 1 packet of french onion soup, stir...cover TIGHTLY with tinfoil...no steam should escape. Bake at 350 for 45 minutes to an hour. Serve over a bed of broad egg noodles with a loaf of french bread. Goes great a chilled Zinfendel :wink:
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Re: Speck recipes

Postby southernvaughan » Sun Jan 16, 2011 10:08 am

Dux Be Us wrote:Thinly slice the breast meat...about an inch. Rinse meat with olive oil. Place in oven safe dish. Add 2 cans of Cream of Mushroom soup, half can of water, and 1 packet of french onion soup, stir...cover TIGHTLY with tinfoil...no steam should escape. Bake at 350 for 45 minutes to an hour. Serve over a bed of broad egg noodles with a loaf of french bread. Goes great a chilled Zinfendel :wink:


this good with snows as well? Cause it sounds damn good!
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Re: Speck recipes

Postby Dux Be Us » Sun Jan 16, 2011 3:52 pm

Thing about snows...they taste like liver, no matter what. Best thing for em...grind em into summer sausage and give it to the in-laws at Christmas time :wink:

A roasted speck is good too. Pluck em whole...rub with olive oil, salt, pepper liberally. Stuff with quartered apples,wrap breast with bacon. Add a coupla cups of your favorite wine, apple juice or orange juice to your covered dutch oven and bake for about an hour...uncover for 20 minutes so bacon and skin will crisp...DONT eat the apples :wink:

Crock pot em...stuff em into crock pot, add a liitle wine or juice, and a stick of butter...cook about 4 hours or till meat separates from bone. Serve meat and juices over egg noodles or wild rice. Asperagus or brocolli on the side...french bread and salad to finish :wink:
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Re: Speck recipes

Postby Agua » Tue Feb 01, 2011 12:23 pm

Dux Be Us wrote:
A roasted speck is good too. Pluck em whole...rub with olive oil, salt, pepper liberally. Stuff with quartered apples,wrap breast with bacon. Add a coupla cups of your favorite wine, apple juice or orange juice to your covered dutch oven and bake for about an hour...uncover for 20 minutes so bacon and skin will crisp...DONT eat the apples :wink:


Yeah, this is pretty close to what we do, but we put sea salt on the skin. It tastes like roast beef.

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