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Goose #8480970 12/20/21 02:11 AM
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Shot my first two geese the other day. Eating now. Recipe courtesy of Smokey bear.
Eating It with a little pepperoncini.


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Looks great! I've still never killed or eaten a goose.

Sure want to though.

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Originally Posted by skinnerback
Looks great! I've still never killed or eaten a goose.

Sure want to though.


Even after that awesome goose hunt… roflmao

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Originally Posted by BigPig
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Looks great! I've still never killed or eaten a goose.

Sure want to though.


Even after that awesome goose hunt… roflmao



Yep LOL.

We need to do that again bud, was a lot of fun even if no birds.

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Looks good are you putting that on mashed potato's? Had to look up pepperoncini love them on a salad up

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Yessir!

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How did it taste?

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How was the goose cooked? Never seen goose shredded like that and was always of opinion it should be cooked med rare at most. Was it moist and tender? Looks tasty but would have never guessed goose.

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I cooked a couple goose breast in a roasting pan with some liquid in the bottom. Came out great! Was like roast beef, or a giant dove.



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How did it taste?



It was delicious. I ate way too much.

It was cooked in beef broth in the crockpot on high for 10 hours. Then shredded and the broth was discarded. Then I made brown gravy and mixed It with the shredded goose and put It back in the crockpot on low for an hour. It was moist, and so freaking good.

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How did it taste?



It was delicious. I ate way too much.

It was cooked in beef broth in the crockpot on high for 10 hours. Then shredded and the broth was discarded. Then I made brown gravy and mixed It with the shredded goose and put It back in the crockpot on low for an hour. It was moist, and so freaking good.



That sounds awesome bud.

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Could probably do It the same way but with bbq instead of brown gravy and have some killer bbq sandwiches.

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How did it taste?



It was delicious. I ate way too much.

It was cooked in beef broth in the crockpot on high for 10 hours. Then shredded and the broth was discarded. Then I made brown gravy and mixed It with the shredded goose and put It back in the crockpot on low for an hour. It was moist, and so freaking good.



That sounds awesome bud.



Yessir. Hard to beat meat, gravy, potatoes, and toast !

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Breat them out, coat with olive oil, cover with Montreal seasoning, place in plastic bag, let sit on counter to get room temp, place on grill till medium rare. It taste like a sirloin steak.

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I make jerky out of them. Fried, they remind me of bad liver!!!

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I'd eat that.


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Originally Posted by Stub
Looks good are you putting that on mashed potato's? Had to look up pepperoncini love them on a salad up

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Stub, try some Greek peperoncini from a company named "Jeff's Garden". The company is owned by Mezzetta, but they're not as tough skinned and more flavorful. I found them at Walmart once, but can now only find them at Whole Foods. HEB probably carries them.

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