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This is a great way of introducing game to kids and non- game eaters. Often with pheasant, when you ask some one if they have eaten it? Its a flat no or yes and it was dry. So this recipe should avoid that.

 

 

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What we have here is two pheasant breast, two garlic butter in cabbage leave parcels ( cabbage leaves steamed to wilt it). The idea of the cabbage is to retain the garlic butter throughout the cooking.

 

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Next the breasts are opened up and flatten with a rolling pin, garlic parcels put in and rolled back up.

 

 

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Flour,egg wash and then coat in breadcrumbs ( panko breadcrumbs give the best finish)

 

 

 

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Deep fry to light golden colour and finish of in the oven.

 

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Like a said at the start of the post this is a great recipe to get people on the joys of game

 

 

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Looks good that mate,,,I have done similar,, but instead of using traditional garlic butter,,, I have used feta cheese,, the stuff you get in little clear plastic containers ,,clubbed up in oil and herbs,,, take a some cubes out,, mash it up and put it in the breast,,, I tend to make a little slit at the fat end,, and push it in

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Jasher it doesn't take that long to cook once you have browned in the fryer ( 190c) just stick in a pre heated oven 200c for 10 minutes should do the job.

 

Cheers for that Tomo

 

Might put up a few more recipes if anyone is interested cured pigeon breast, and got a cracker for Venison fillet.

 

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Might put up a few more recipes if anyone is interested cured pigeon breast, and got a cracker for Venison fillet.

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I'd certainly be interested in the cured pigeon breast and venison fillet "cracker".

 

We normally keep venison simple; bearded and roasted blue and carved across the grain, very finely: delicious!

 

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But... You can have too much of a good thing so something new would be welcome. I've got recipes for venison bresaola, if you like cured meat and venison Tajine, if you are bored of stew but want something warming but exotic!

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