I have mastered the art of preparing wild game. My husband and sons see to it that I get plenty of game to prepare. They like my wild game dinners the best and always want to invite their friends over to see how great game can be when prepared like "my mom" makes it. I like to stick to traditional fare most of time but I also enjoy trying gourmet meals for the holidays. I like to try new things often too for variety. I tend to make German dishes as we are of German heritage on both sides of our families. My husband & sons are avid hunters and one year they had gotten so many rabbits that I just did'nt know what to do with them. I would always prepare a small game dinner for the men the nite before opening day of buck season. This particular year it was not feasable to make that many rabbits the usual way so I decided to try something a bit different. I made the rabbit into boneless strips and made a sweet sour dipping sause. They were so taken with these that they will now only eat rabbit prepared as "Mom's rabbit McNuggets" I was only 18 when I got married and thought I knew everything! I decided to make a special dinner one day by mixing up a meatloaf and placing the mixture in my cupcake pan and topped it with tomatoe paste before baking. I called my creation "hamburger cupcakes" They were horrible. My next disaster was trying roast a wild rabbit that my brother in law gave us. I stuffed it like a turkey and roasted it in the oven. It smelled great while it was roasting but I over estimated the cooking time and even my electric knife bounced off it when we tried to carve it! Then I tried a london broil. I stuck it in the broiler while we went for an hour walk to wait for it to cook. We returned to a smoke filled apartment and a lump of charcoal for dinner! After being married for 34+ years I think I have learned alot and have become an accomplished cook as I always get raves about my meals.