Hello all,

We have eight entries for the competition which is now closed. Please vote for your tastiest recipe in this thread. They all sound great so it's going to be a difficult decision!

The only rule is that members who have entered the competition may not vote for their own recipe. Please make sure you have read all the entries before voting for your favourite!

Voting lasts for three days, so you have some time to make up your mind. The winner will recieve a choice between David Attenborough's "Life in the Undergrowth" DVD or book.

Good luck to all our competitors!

Xeract

Congratulations Timberwolf for your winning entry "Squirrel with chocolate sauce"! Timberwolf, please check your PM's so you can claim your prize.

Well done to all our other competitors, thank you for all your entries they were all very entertaining!

Xeract

Well done TW, I look forward to trying your recipe

Congrats, TimberWolf! Yes, we will have to check out the recipe--especially the chocolate sauce part .

A splendid job, everyone!

Kingfisher

Well done Timberwolf, you going for the DVD or book?
Good try everyone else!

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Er... thanks to all those who voted, which probably goes to show that one can never have enough chocolate sauce .

I'd like to thank my agent...

Seriously...

Well done from Skippy & Tibbar. Acceptance speech has left us speechless Timberwolf!! Good fun though!!!!

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Er... thanks to all those who voted, which probably goes to show that one can never have enough chocolate sauce .

I'd like to thank my agent...

Seriously...

Well you know, if people in Mexico can eat turkey with mole sauce, why not squirrel with chocolate sauce?

Kingfisher

Mole sauce? You mean like actually the animal kind?

Mole sauce? You mean like actually the animal kind?

No , the Mexican kind, pronounced "Mo-lay".

"Mole poblano is prepared with dried chile peppers (commonly ancho, pasilla, mulato and chipotle), ground nuts and/or seeds(almonds, indigenous peanuts, and/or sesame seeds), spices, Mexican chocolate (cacao ground with sugar and cinnamon and occasionally nuts), salt, and a variety of other ingredients including charred avocado leaves."

'Mole' comes from a native Mexican word meaning 'sauce'.

Kingfisher

thanks for clearing that up. You learn something new everyday
Mole sauce sounds yum too!

thanks for clearing that up. You learn something new everyday
Mole sauce sounds yum too!

That's why TimberWolf's recipe is not so unusual as it sounds at first!

Now to find me a squirrel....!

Kingfisher