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Season 6 Recipes

• Ugly Burger
• Corn Bread
• Broccoli Salad
• Hot Chocolate Cake
• Pork Chop-Onion-Rice   Bake
• Garden Pie
• Cajun Crackers
• Yam Brulee
• Slumgullion
• Dutch Oven Mountain Man   Breakfast
• Chocolate Chip Cookies
• Butter Tarts
• Honey/Mustard Chicken

Season 5 Recipes

• Cowboy Pizza
• WO Mitchell Pancake
• Morning Fruit Salad
• Cowboy Country Conchos
• Whiplash Chicken
• Waste Not Bell Peppers
• BAR HA Ranch Creamy   Sausage
• Maricopa Poppers
• Classic Cocoa Cake
• Hawaiian Cowboy Beans
• BBQ'd Bison Ribs
• Cream Cheese Chicken   Enchiladas
• Peach Pie

Season 4 Recipes

• Stall Shavings Pie
• Don't Mess with Texas
• Ropers Ham and Cheese   Ball
• Bar C Pulled Beef
• Santa Fe Black Bean Stew
• Chicken Fried Steak
• My Greek Chicken
• Heart Attack Potatoes
• Slidin U Salmon Berry Salad
• Old West Jambalaya
• Beer Can Chicken
• Sour Cream Pie
• Brown Creek Ranch   Breakfast Burritos

Season 3 Recipes

• Ash's Outrageous Ribs
• Chorizo Cheese Dip
• Chocolate Peaks
• Braised Ribs
• Wild Bill's Potted Cabbage
• Carrot Pie
• Marinated Steak
• 3D Spaghetti
• Saskatoon Pudding
• Hamburger Soup
• Marie's Casserole
• Haywood Farmer Steak
• Y Cross Rib Roast

Season 2 Recipes

• Cow Patty Cookies
• Buttermilk Biscuites
• Bar U Secret Ribs
• Barn Beans
• Stonehill Ranch Chili
• Ranch Style Potatoes
• Buffalo Stew
• Li'l Cheddar Meat Loaves
• Jump & Kick Dip
• Tastes Just Like Fried   Chicken Chicken
• Taco Salad
• Lucasia Ranch Breakfast
• Mexican Green Chili

Season 1 Recipes

• Western Hash
• Chuckwagon Biscuits
• Scratch My Back Cookies
• Happy Trails Salad
• Bullrider Pie
• English Brown Stew
• Prairie Oysters
• Jean's Beans
• Chicken Wings
• Bowl of Red
• Paper Sack Apple Pie
• Billie's Branding Roast
• Cheyenne River Ribs

Recipes

Y Cross Beef Rib Roast – (from Lenore & Roy McLean)

4 – 6 lb beef rib roast
Salt & Pepper

Place roast fat side up, on a rack in an open roasting pan.

Set garlic cloves to taste in the fat on the top.

DO NOT ADD WATER AND DO NOT COVER.

Roast at 325 degrees F to desired doneness. Allow 23-25 mins/lb for rare; 27-30 mins/lb for medium and 32-25 mins/lb for well done.

Roasts are more easily carved if they stand 15 to 20 mins after removing from the oven. Roasts do continue to cook after removal from the oven.

Yorkshire Pudding:

Now, let’s do something about holding all the extra gravy. A rib roast without individual Yorkshire puddings is like eggs without bacon. You just know something is missing.

You will need:

One cup of sifted flour
1/8 teaspoon of salt
2 eggs
1 cup of milk
2 tablespoons of drippings (to be divided)

About fifteen minutes before the roast is done, increase the oven temperature to 400 F

Sift together flour and salt

Beat eggs and combine with milk

Slowly, add dry ingredients beating constantly

Remove the roast from the oven and spoon off about ¼ cup of clear, hot beef drippings

Place ½ teaspoon of beef drippings in each of 12 pre heated large muffin pans

Pour about 2 tablespoons pudding batter into each

Bake for 30 minutes or until golden brown. Serve with roast

There, now add some garden vegetables and you’re set for that hungry crew

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