Pheasant out for a stroll?
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fronobulax
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Images don't work. No obvious way for me to edit and correct for you. Preview is your friend.
AcornHouse
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I see the pics fine.
fronobulax said:
I had to edit them a few times to get them to work. Try emptying cache or reload page? I had a question mark in the original image names which is a no no. After fixing that they appeared for me.
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Pics are fine....do you need a good recipe? 8)
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bluesypicky
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mmmmmmmm....... tastes better than turkey if you ask me! 8)
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I'll have to agree with Pascal. No contest there. :wink:bluesypicky said:
Gobble, gobble,
Joe
So here's the thing. Recently relocated 3 mice from the house to the deep woods across the road. In order to do so I had to convince my wife that the "special traps" I bought did not "kill" them but merely made them "very angry". I suspect that they were just so enraged that they may have suffered "coronaries". :wink: :wink: In fact I will swear on a stack of phone books that I saw them dash angrily into the forest. That being said, the prospect of catching, cooking, and devouring said feathered foul would be seriously frowned upon in this establishment, kind of like riding the dog as if he were a pony. If you catch my drift. :wink: :wink:
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killdeer43 said:
Electric roaster with a bottle of wine, for the birds. They come out moist and really good.
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Pick one....
http://www.granitespringssd.com/pheasant-recipes.aspx
The wine is up to you, so enjoy! :wink:
Joe
http://www.granitespringssd.com/pheasant-recipes.aspx
The wine is up to you, so enjoy! :wink:
Joe
CA-35
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A Pheasant in the yard is better than two in the bush!
bluesypicky
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On the bottle of wine, you're preaching the choir, but you got me curious on the electric roaster... what it is?... like a little electric oven? :?Bing k said:
The game bird of choice for many a King of France.... who are we to frown upon it, hmmm?
Don't worry cliff: We'll be discrete when we come snatch this puppy from your yard... :lol:
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Or at least....a pheasant in the oven! :wink:CA-35 said:A Pheasant in the yard is better than two in the bush!
Joe
Bing k
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bluesypicky said:
http://www.jr.com/metal-ware-corp-/pe/MW1_48182520/
8 or 10 pheasant or grouse fit nicely. While the scalloped potatoes are in the oven. It actually requires 3 bottles of wine, one for the birds and two
for the cooks.
CA-35
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Bing k said:It actually requires 3 bottles of wine, one for the birds and two
for the cooks.
And don't ever use a cooking wine that you wouldn't drink!!
Dr Izza Plumber
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I make a tasty glaze for birds like that! :twisted:
Bing k
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Do tell,
adorshki
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You prob'ly lured 'em in with that free mouse meal.griehund said:
What if...somebody else caught 'em and did the Alice B Toklas on 'em, and you just happened to drive by the roadside vendor's stand and, enchanted with the romance of dining on some actual wild game, brought a couple home with you, if you catch my drift?
