There seems to be no limit when it comes to what Carrie Underwood can do, not only vocally, but in the kitchen.
Underwood is known to grow, can and pickle her own homegrown foods — but now, the “Before He Cheats” singer has taken the Underwood culinary experience to another level.
The Grammy Award-winning singer just posted a slide of photos to her Instagram, and the one that caught our eye was venimoose stew.
Apparently, she and her husband, Mike Fisher, had some leftover meat in their freezer from hunting season, and it sparked some interest for Underwood when she came across it.
Underwood captioned the carousel of photos on her Instagram:
“Spent the snow days preserving…made some VeniMoose stew from some odds and ends meat we had in the freezer…also freeze dried grapes, strawberries, bananas as well as orange segments and orange zest. Now I won’t have to go buy oranges when some recipe calls for orange zest! The freeze dried fruit makes for great school snacks!”
Name another multi-platinum, A-list celebrity superstar who is going through their meat freezer to find odds-and-ends meat from wild game animals to make some stew for their family — I’ll wait…
We think that once Underwood is done with music — if that day ever comes — she has a second career possibly doing cooking shows, like Trisha Yearwood or Ree Drummond.
Carrie Underwood has been, well, busy since winning Season 4 of American Idol in 2005. Since the confetti fell, the country singer has released nine albums and embarked on seven tours. She’s also tried her hand at acting and launched a handful of businesses.
Over the years she’s become one of the biggest success stories to come out of the show, winning countless awards and amassing a staggering net worth of over $100 million.
Keep scrolling to see 20 things Underwood has done since her time on the reality singing competition.
Carrie Underwood and her husband, Mike Fisher, owned a 4-bedroom, 4-bathroom, 2-half-bathroom home in an affluent Nashville suburb called Brentwood. The 7,000-square-foot mansion features a wet bar, fitness center and tennis court, as well as a four-car garage, walk-out basement with heated marble floors and extra appliances, including a sub-zero fridge and wine fridge. That house is where Underwood suffered a devastating fall in 2017.
The couple sold the luxurious home for $1,410,000 in March of 2019, after they moved into the massive dream home that they had spent several years building from scratch.
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