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cialda
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Jan 12 2013 09:12pm
Anyone have any? Got some breasts, was maybe gonna make enchiladas, but anyone got other ideas?
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Jan 12 2013 11:32pm
Throw 'em on the grill with some fine herb rub is what I would do
Edit: Maybe some Garlic, Rosemary & Parmesan fingerling potatoes as a side..
Damn that sounds good
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Jan 13 2013 12:15am
Quote (PurpleBuds @ Jan 12 2013 11:32pm)
Throw 'em on the grill with some fine herb rub is what I would do
Edit: Maybe some Garlic, Rosemary & Parmesan fingerling potatoes as a side..
Damn that sounds good
The problem thou is they don't have fat and dry out so easy. It does sound good though
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Jan 13 2013 12:26am
Quote (cialda @ Jan 13 2013 12:15am)
The problem thou is they don't have fat and dry out so easy. It does sound good though
Hmm, I suppose that would be a problem
Throw them in a skillet with some oil in that case, seasoned nicely
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Jan 13 2013 02:44am
Skin not on? When cooking faisan breast bone and skin should always be on... Then u cook it slowly skin side down, crispy and juicy...
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Jan 13 2013 09:27pm
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Skin not on? When cooking faisan breast bone and skin should always be on... Then u cook it slowly skin side down, crispy and juicy...
Nah skinned/boned. The meat also has seized up a bit so probably going to be tougher
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Jan 13 2013 10:54pm
Quote (cialda @ Jan 13 2013 09:27pm)
Nah skinned/boned. The meat also has seized up a bit so probably going to be tougher
the enchilada is a good idea. ive made a few mexican dishes with pheasant before, including taco salad and tacos. its a really good combo
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Jan 15 2013 11:35am
Quote (cialda @ Jan 13 2013 02:15am)
The problem thou is they don't have fat and dry out so easy. It does sound good though
The key to grilling them is to cut them in half so they lay flat on the grill and cook quickly.
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Jan 20 2013 02:25pm
I will be posting my recipe for pheasant cheese dip soon. Its a great way to use a smaller amount of pheasant to make something tasty.
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