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Whisky

is one Smokin' Farker
Joined
Dec 12, 2014
Location
Pingree, ND
This pizza was based off Old Chicago's Tai Pie. I decided to smoke up some pheasant I shot last weekend to use instead of chicken. I brined it for 3 hours then tossed her on the ys640. With no skin it was getting pretty rubbery so towards the end I wrapped in foil with butter and juice.

The tai pie has a Asian chili sauce, along with broccoli, red onion, red pepper, mushroom then topped with green onion and sesame seeds once cooked. For this pizza I used an American style crust and cooked on. Blackstone around 550
 
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Nice! I was just out in the grasslands a couple weeks ago north of Medora a bit with a buddy of mine that lives in Bismarck. We did pretty good on the sharptails (10 in 2 days), but skunked on the pheasant (it was opening weekend and as an out of state hunter I couldn't go on state lands so our huntable areas was reduced quite a bit). I like that idea of the smoked pheasant on the pizza though!
 
Bam! I'd be proud to partake in some of that pie!

Can honestly say I've never had pheasant on a pizza before, but I'd sure be willing to give some of that a try. Looks delicious!
 
Nice work Whisky as your pheasant pizza looks excellent!
I am just an hour north of you!

Hey Marty good to see you around. I am heading to the badlands to chase mulies with the bow for 4 days this weekend hopefully I'm lucky enough to score some meat to try some of your ground and formed bacon. I know a couple people who really like it. I bet your Italian sausage would make for a good pizza too!!

Adam
 
Nice! I was just out in the grasslands a couple weeks ago north of Medora a bit with a buddy of mine that lives in Bismarck. We did pretty good on the sharptails (10 in 2 days), but skunked on the pheasant (it was opening weekend and as an out of state hunter I couldn't go on state lands so our huntable areas was reduced quite a bit). I like that idea of the smoked pheasant on the pizza though!

You were definitely in grouse country but I find there are far more pheasants on the private ground along the edges of the Grasslands. They like the food and cover of standing corn and flowers.
 
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