Feral geese

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Re: Feral geese

Post by Oldbloke » 31 Oct 2016, 4:27 pm

Soooo, the recipe goes something like:
First catch the goose.
Clean and pluck
Place in pot with 1 brick
After boiling/stewing for 8 hrs toss out the goose and eat the brick.

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Re: Feral geese

Post by Gwion » 31 Oct 2016, 5:04 pm

That's the one, OB! :lol:
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Re: Feral geese

Post by zobster » 31 Oct 2016, 9:23 pm

I like the idea of the hide. Might try and convince the farmer on that.

The one I shot I kept the breast and legs. Made a ragu out of it, not too bad. 1hr in the pressure cooker.
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Re: Feral geese

Post by Oldbloke » 31 Oct 2016, 9:31 pm

zobster wrote:I like the idea of the hide. Might try and convince the farmer on that.

The one I shot I kept the breast and legs. Made a ragu out of it, not too bad. 1hr in the pressure cooker.


What was the brick like? :lol:
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Re: Feral geese

Post by Gwion » 01 Nov 2016, 7:08 am

zobster wrote:I like the idea of the hide. Might try and convince the farmer on that.

The one I shot I kept the breast and legs. Made a ragu out of it, not too bad. 1hr in the pressure cooker.


4hrs in a slow oven and a gumboot would have more tender, juicy & tasty than the one I tried to cook. Comes down to how fussy you are. Like I said, my neighbour liked hers but then she likes her pigeons as well and I'm in no hurry to try her roast pigeon again. I will eat most things if cooked properly or I'm hungry enough but I certainly wouldn't waste the effort preparing wild goose again, unless it was a very young bird that has not yet flown.
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Re: Feral geese

Post by zobster » 01 Nov 2016, 8:29 am

LoL! I guess I'm not too fussed about food then! The brick was delicious BTW, so tender you could eat it with a spoon!
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