
Pronghorn Antelope Recipe
This expertly prepared pronghorn antelope recipe delivers delicious results that highlight the natural flavors. Using careful attention to detail, you'll create a dish that showcases the unique qualities of wild game while remaining approachable for home cooks.
Northeast Thai technique meets American game
Regional Thai Cuisine This preparation adapts traditional Northeastern Thai larb to pronghorn, creating fresh, herbaceous salads that showcase the meat's mild flavor.
Ingredients (Serves 6-8 as appetizer)
Authentic Thai Method
Meat Preparation: Cook the ground pronghorn in a dry pan, breaking up clumps. Keep it slightly rare for tenderness.
Dressing Balance: Combine lime juice, fish sauce, and sugar. Adjust until the sweet-sour-salty harmony is perfect.
Assembly Process: Toss the warm meat with the dressing, shallots, herbs, and toasted rice powder.
Immediate Service: Serve immediately with fresh lettuce cups and extra herbs. Larb doesn't hold well.
Meat Preparation: Cook the ground pronghorn in a dry pan, breaking up clumps. Keep it slightly rare for tenderness.
Dressing Balance: Combine lime juice, fish sauce, and sugar. Adjust until the sweet-sour-salty harmony is perfect.
Assembly Process: Toss the warm meat with the dressing, shallots, herbs, and toasted rice powder.
Immediate Service: Serve immediately with fresh lettuce cups and extra herbs. Larb doesn't hold well.
See the techniques in action with our step-by-step video guide
Per serving: 340 calories, 45g protein, 11g fat, 5g carbohydrates.