Pheasant Plucking

[greg long]

I grew up eating pheasant (as a gamekeepers son) I'd rather have a chicken at this stage...or better still theres nowt better than a wild goose, followed by a few Duck......................droolll........

[jeepster]

I grew up eating pheasant (as a gamekeepers son) I'd rather have a chicken at this stage...or better still theres nowt better than a wild goose, followed by a few Duck......................droolll........

 

 

i've had my fill of birds (and no, i'm not turning a bit poofy) the perfect meal for me now, and indeed the meal i'll be serving to my family on christmas day is a whole forerib of beef on the bone, served rare as can be, but seared crisp on the outside. perfect!

[greg long]

i've had my fill of birds (and no, i'm not turning a bit poofy) the perfect meal for me now, and indeed the meal i'll be serving to my family on christmas day is a whole forerib of beef on the bone, served rare as can be, but seared crisp on the outside. perfect!

 

 

 

Drool.....................................can I come?

[jeepster]

yeah, i didn't know foreribs came as big as the one currently lurking in the fridge, so there's plenty for everyone

[Guest Finepix]

Drool.....................................can I come?

 

 

Hmmmmm, sounds delicious .............................

[Jim Roper]

Clean and dress your birds as soon as possible after the kill.

 

If you do that, you might as well buy a chicken from Tesco's.

 

Hang it in the feather for a week at a temperature just above freezing.

 

Some say hang them by the tail feathers until the body drops to the floor.

[Guest Finepix]

If you do that, you might as well buy a chicken from Tesco's.

 

Hang it in the feather for a week at a temperature just above freezing.

 

Some say hang them by the tail feathers until the body drops to the floor.

 

As already replied to NickInTheNorth 'I don't write this stuff, I just like to help'

[Elton]

This thread seems to get a lot of hits from search engines for some reason. perhaps I should try eating one of these pheasant things....

[chevin]

This thread seems to get a lot of hits from search engines for some reason. perhaps I should try eating one of these pheasant things....

 

Trouble is they are addictive mate. I used to get plenty from my Father-in-law but I don't know how my missus cooked them. I remember not being too impressed with the first I had but after that I liked them more and more until I was frequently asking for pheasant for dinner. Casseroled wood pigeon is pretty near as good.

[lutra]

Casseroled wood pigeon is pretty near as good.

 

Wood pigeon is the bees knees, Pheasants Just average.