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  • For Hazel - Pheasant'n'marmalade Casserole

    This recipe we used to serve in the pub I ran, and it's just gorgeous, because it keeps the game lovely and moist and completely infused with flavour.

    1. Rub Coarse Orange Marmalade inside and outside skinned bird.
    2. Place half an orange inside the bird.
    3. Grate ginger over bird and sprinkle soy sauce and a little red wine over.
    4. Cover in foil
    5. Roast till cooked through and tender
    6. Reserve all juices from roasting tin and make sauce/gravy from them
    7. Put bird back in oven and brown, then joint and portion bird and cover with sauce to serve.

    GAS MARK 4 for cooking Hazel.

    Told you it was a 'semi-made-up'!!
    Incidentally, I'd 'pot-roast' it, i.e. put a lid on the casserole on top of the foil, and keeping turning it during cooking as well.
    Enjoy!
    Now what else did I promise to post up and have forgotten to?

  • #2
    Just logged on, and what did I see! LOL! A thread all made out for ME!

    Many thanks Wellie - one point - assume your doing your pheasant at 20min/lb + 20min(ish)?

    Now print that off, and now find a pheasant!



    Cheers!

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    • #3
      Sorry, Lesley, I seem to have posted that twice. Please feel free to erase!

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      • #4
        Hazel, too specific for a semi-made-up recipe ! Yes..... then keep sticking a knife into the bird and cook till tender and almost falling off the bone.
        Mmmm!.....
        Oh, and check out my new blog a la Trousers!! Completely new this evening, last nights' in the bin....!

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