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Introduction: Badger Stew
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About: Tim Anderson is the author of the "Heirloom Technology" column in Make Magazine. He is co-founder of www.zcorp.com, manufacturers of "3D Printer" output devices. His detailed drawings of traditional Pacific I…
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Dead animal dismembering!
Irreverence! Possible poor taste!
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Don't read unless you want that sort of thing!
You've killed and skinned a badger.
Now what?
Cut it up.
And cut it up and cut it up.
And make stew!
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13 Comments
7 years ago on Introduction
Sounds interesting, Not for me, sorry
9 years ago
I love badgers. Have you seen my profile picture! Great instructable though.
11 years ago on Introduction
You mentioned a trapper saying the badger was a bit skinny/small, I have to agree. It's a good-sized animal you got, but there are ones out there that are really big.
Here one takes on a grizzly bear:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3RqJFza3sbE
12 years ago on Introduction
So, how was this taste-wise?
14 years ago on Introduction
Is that girl topless?
Reply 13 years ago on Introduction
...but how could you tell the badger was a girl??
Reply 13 years ago on Introduction
That badger has no skin on it!!!
Reply 14 years ago on Introduction
She's not just topless, she's a topless micro-celebrity. Welcome to Burning Man
Reply 14 years ago on Introduction
Welcome to Burning Man, where nudity means even less than it normally does, if it ever meant anything... Please review This instructable.
what discreet photography :-)
14 years ago on Introduction
next up: badger pot pie! seriously though, this was rather informative.
14 years ago on Introduction
"So, what did you do at Burning Man, Tim?" "I took apart a badger to see how it worked. Then I made it into stew." I don't know why people bother taking drugs at Burning Man, if there's stuff like that going on without you even having to hallucinate it.
14 years ago on Introduction
Good work skinning and dismembering that badger. If you ever get tired of engineering, you could always be a trapper (if you weren't one already in a past life). I hope you had the chance to try it with some cold Fosters. Roast badger and Fosters pair up quite well. Cheers!
14 years ago on Introduction
I LOVE ketchup with french fries!