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Old 10-16-2021, 05:45 PM   #1
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Default Couple of Pheasants

So the boys got a couple of pheasants at the Pheasants Forever youth hunt today. Any suggestions for boneless skinless breasts?
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Old 10-16-2021, 07:15 PM   #2
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Cut them in strips batter and chicken fry with gravy
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I would PM cowgirl or check her blog. Congrats to your boys
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Those are beautiful birds!
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Awesome. Anytime kids get to hunt/fish it makes me smile. Good on you for making it possible for them.


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Old 10-17-2021, 05:30 AM   #6
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I would PM cowgirl or check her blog. Congrats to your boys
Of course, that totally slipped my mind
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Old 10-17-2021, 05:31 AM   #7
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Those are beautiful birds!
Yes they are, my youngest couldn't believe how pretty they were.
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They have been chomping at the bit for this. Too bad I just couldn't swing some skeet time. They could have sure used some practice. They had fun and were pooped at the end of the day
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Cut them in strips batter and chicken fry with gravy
Hmmm, kids, poultry stips, that just might work
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Indirect on your kettle, baste with white wine & butter until juices run clear. Enjoy!
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Flour and season cut up meat, brown in frying pan, place in a baking dish and add 1 can of Cream of Chicken and 1 can of Cream of Mushroom soup, bake at 350F For an hour, end result is very tasty and moist pheasant.
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We used to season them then wrap them with bacon and smoke/grill them indirect or bake them in the oven.


Season them them then wrap them in butter soaked cheesecloth then smoke/grill them or bake in the oven.


Just like doing a turkey breast.
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Love pheasant. Grilled a few quail up last night.
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Grilled/smoked pheasant seem to dry out no matter what tricks you try, IME... I much prefer boneless wing style. Chunked/tenders, breaded, fried, sauced, blue cheese dip.
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I brine them, then sous vide, finish in cast iron with butter just long enough to give them a little color.

Congrats to the boys!

My last trip last season, I got to hunt with an 8 year old on his 1st hunt.
He did great, and I actually enjoyed seeing him get the birds more than getting them myself!
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