[CO CHISE]

im not realy the one for cooking game and always seem to give everything i catch away to the old timers that will seem to eat anything :D but i did a wood pigeon the other day and it was f*****g lovely, i only took the breast of and i put a spicy all seasons powder all over them, then i put it into fridge for night, next day i went fishing and took my little cooker with me and afew other bits to eat along with woody just incase i didnt like it, anyway i cooked some bacon then i cooked the woody in the bacon oil to medium rare, i then put it in apiece of pitter/nam bread if its spelt that way along with afew mushroom and it was absolutely lovely, better then most things ive tasted before, i do alot of pigeon shooting so from now on ile be keeping them all, any other good ways in cooking them ?

[ellir0305]

CO CHISE, on Aug 16 2009, 12:39 PM, said:

im not realy the one for cooking game and always seem to give everything i catch away to the old timers that will seem to eat anything :D but i did a wood pigeon the other day and it was f*****g lovely, i only took the breast of and i put a spicy all seasons powder all over them, then i put it into fridge for night, next day i went fishing and took my little cooker with me and afew other bits to eat along with woody just incase i didnt like it, anyway i cooked some bacon then i cooked the woody in the bacon oil to medium rare, i then put it in apiece of pitter/nam bread if its spelt that way along with afew mushroom and it was absolutely lovely, better then most things ive tasted before, i do alot of pigeon shooting so from now on ile be keeping them all, any other good ways in cooking them ?

take of the crowns and marinate for an our in guiness worchester sauce and chille powder and hot water smoke then eat straight away or allow to cool remove each breast from the centre bone and warm through in red currant jelly and red wine salt and pepper.

:notworthy: its beautiful it actually rivals venison loin for taste and tenderness

This post has been edited by ellir0305: 16 August 2009 - 12:00 PM

[dog fox]

CO CHISE, on Aug 16 2009, 12:39 PM, said:

im not realy the one for cooking game and always seem to give everything i catch away to the old timers that will seem to eat anything :D but i did a wood pigeon the other day and it was f*****g lovely, i only took the breast of and i put a spicy all seasons powder all over them, then i put it into fridge for night, next day i went fishing and took my little cooker with me and afew other bits to eat along with woody just incase i didnt like it, anyway i cooked some bacon then i cooked the woody in the bacon oil to medium rare, i then put it in apiece of pitter/nam bread if its spelt that way along with afew mushroom and it was absolutely lovely, better then most things ive tasted before, i do alot of pigeon shooting so from now on ile be keeping them all, any other good ways in cooking them ?

probs one of the nicest meat ive tasted and i just normlly fry my breast ,still takes some beating though .they say good things come in small packages ,cant believe you give them all away :)

[CO CHISE]

dog fox, on Aug 16 2009, 02:44 PM, said:

CO CHISE, on Aug 16 2009, 12:39 PM, said:

im not realy the one for cooking game and always seem to give everything i catch away to the old timers that will seem to eat anything :D but i did a wood pigeon the other day and it was f*****g lovely, i only took the breast of and i put a spicy all seasons powder all over them, then i put it into fridge for night, next day i went fishing and took my little cooker with me and afew other bits to eat along with woody just incase i didnt like it, anyway i cooked some bacon then i cooked the woody in the bacon oil to medium rare, i then put it in apiece of pitter/nam bread if its spelt that way along with afew mushroom and it was absolutely lovely, better then most things ive tasted before, i do alot of pigeon shooting so from now on ile be keeping them all, any other good ways in cooking them ?

probs one of the nicest meat ive tasted and i just normlly fry my breast ,still takes some beating though .they say good things come in small packages ,cant believe you give them all away :)

i think ive always gave everything away through been abit of a lazy twat sorting them out but not from now on :D i had a hour this aftie and manage 7 pigeon and 3 crows but only 2 out of them been woodies and ive took the breast of them already, like you said they are a very nice meat, think ile be trying something different with these 2

[Rolfe]

Cut very thin slices of breast meat and stir-fry for a couple of minutes with some added soy sauce and vegetables......!

[ferret1]

Ive cooked pigeon breast with my scout troop on a survival skills camp i ran for them and we cooked them on the fire with wild garlic and fennel they were lovely the scouts enjoyed them too. We also cooked rabbit on spit over the camp fire and that went down well too.

[allenyeates]

Try marinadeing in sloe gin, then pan fry or BBQ. You,ll love it!!