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  1. Hippo meat has a mild flavor with gamey undertones. It can be best compared to beef but is better and more flavorful than regular cow meat. Hippo meat is cooked in the same way as lamb or beef but is very hard to find, especially in the mainstream market.

  2. Oct 15, 2024 · Pioneer Woman’s Cowboy Beans are an excellent side dish for a summer BBQ. They are simple to create using pinto beans, ham hocks, barbecue sauce, and a flavor-enhancing hidden ingredient. The addition of ground beef makes this meal much more substantial than if it were only beans!

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  3. Hippo meat can be cooked just like beef, pork, or venison – it can be boiled, fried, grilled, barbecued, slow-cooked, or broiled. Some say that hippo meat is similar to beef, while others find the taste more akin to pork. In terms of texture, hippo meat is said to be quite tough and chewy.

  4. Oct 15, 2024 · The meat of a hippo has about three times more unsaturated fats than beef, which means that it can be cooked without any added oil or butter and still taste juicy – even if you’re cooking over an open fire with just coals from wood fires (a traditional method).

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  5. Apr 10, 2023 · A hearty spin on classic baked beans, these cowboy beans are a tasty cookout or barbecue side! They're filled with beef, bacon, peppers, and smoky spices.

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  6. Nov 16, 2017 · Prep time: 20 Min Cook time: 6 Hour Total time: 6 H & 20 M. This slow cooker BBQ bean recipe with smoked sausage, bacon and ground beef is the perfect side dish for feeding a crowd!

  7. Videos. The Pioneer Woman's Best Cowboy Food Recipes. Save Collection. You don't have to live on a ranch to enjoy Ree Drummond's stick-to-your-ribs dishes. Learn her secrets to making these...

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