Cherry Smoked Quail and More

[chilerelleno]

Wow! Exceptional all the way around Chile! Very impressive!

Really appreciate the compliment and Like, thank you.

Man that looks good especially the apples. Never thought about smoking apples but im going to have to add that to the list! I imagine my kids would love it!

John

Thank you John.
The apples, yeah, you'll like them.
There are also Smoked Apple Dumplings in my recipe index.
I've modified that recipe a bit, but still basically the same.
Larger apples, sugar filling similar to the Baked, cook at higher temp like the Baked.
I need to make them again and update the recipe.

 

[chilerelleno]

Remind me next time you post your goodies to read it when I am not hungry. I broke my computer screen trying to get to your quail.

Iam

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[gmc2003]

Your wife, daughter, dog/cat or anything else becoming pregnant.

That must be a southern BBQ party thing.

Chris

 

[chilerelleno]

That must be a southern BBQ party thing.

Chris

I can't help it if you Yankees don't know how to party.

 

[gmc2003]

I can't help it if you Yankees don't know how to party.

An Old Vermont back-country proverb: Vermont where the ladies are safe, and the sheep are scared.

Chris

 

[chilerelleno]

Chili good looking meal there, those quail looks good.
dannylang

Thanks Danny,
I put my best efforts into them, and it paid off.
Appreciate the reply and Like.

 

[chilerelleno]

An Old Vermont back-country proverb: Vermont where the ladies are safe, and the sheep are scared.

Chris

Those be some 'Wild and Woolly' parties back in the hills-n-hollers.

 

[tx smoker]

An Old Vermont back-country proverb: Vermont where the ladies are safe, and the sheep are scared.

Very similar here. More to the effect of "Welcome to Texas where men are men and sheep run scared". It's not really true but is sure raises some eyebrows when the northern folks come to visit

Bhaaaa,
Robert

 

[tx smoker]

I put my best efforts into them, and it paid off.
Appreciate the reply and Like.

Great looking stuff as usual John!! Wanna play that old game called Let's Make A Deal? I'll trade you a big platter of tomahawk rib eyes and peach cobbler for a pan of those quails and a couple smoked apples. I love quail but can't get the other half into game meats. My dad was a big hunter and we ate quail, rabbit, and venison on a regular basis. I still remember my grandmother preparing the quail and rabbit while doing straight shots of bourbon and missing some of the shot in the quail or rabbit. It was never fun to bite down on a lead pellet

Oh the memories....
Robert

 

[Bearcarver]

An Old Vermont back-country proverb: Vermont where the ladies are safe, and the sheep are scared.

Chris

I believe the Banjos are all at the parties in the South.

Bear

 

[chilerelleno]

I believe the Banjos are all at the parties in the South.

Bear

Banjos are great!
It's just when they're followed by comments like,
"Ya sho gots a purty mouth, boy'
And
" Squeal like a pig!"

 

[yankee2bbq]

Late to the party........awesome job bud!

POINT!

 

[gmc2003]

I believe the Banjos are all at the parties in the South.

Bear

With a funny looking bald guy picking it.

Chris

 

[chilerelleno]

Great looking stuff as usual John!! Wanna play that old game called Let's Make A Deal? I'll trade you a big platter of tomahawk rib eyes and peach cobbler for a pan of those quails and a couple smoked apples. I love quail but can't get the other half into game meats. My dad was a big hunter and we ate quail, rabbit, and venison on a regular basis. I still remember my grandmother preparing the quail and rabbit while doing straight shots of bourbon and missing some of the shot in the quail or rabbit. It was never fun to bite down on a lead pellet

Oh the memories....
Robert

Thanks Robert, appreciate that.
I'd take that trade, one Tomahawk for all my quail and apples, and I'd still come out ahead.

 

[chilerelleno]

Late to the party........awesome job bud!

POINT!

Many thanks Y2BBQ,
better late than never.

 

[Smokin' in AZ]

Chile,

Told my wife about this and she said they did these all the time when they were kids.....sooo we stopped at the store on the way home and picked some up

As an aside she said they use to put red hots in them also, do you remember those?

John

 

[chilerelleno]

If you mean Red Hot sausages, I've never done that in particular.
But I've stuffed many a quail and other birds.
Whatever stuffing you like nestled between the breasts, secured by the bacon.
Great eating!

If you're talking Red Hots candy, I've never used them like that.
But I've seen them used in glazes.

 

[WeberBlackStoneYoder]

Those Quail look Amazing.

 

[chilerelleno]

Those Quail look Amazing.

Thank you, very kind.

 

[Smokin' in AZ]

If you mean Red Hot sausages, I've never done that in particular.
But I've stuffed many a quail and other birds.
Whatever stuffing you like nestled between the breasts, secured by the bacon.
Great eating!

If you're talking Red Hots candy, I've never used them like that.
But I've seen them used in glazes.

The red hot candies...