POULTRY AND WILD GAME, how to |
© Janneke's Recipe pages - kitchen tips and tricksFirst published: April 12, 2003, Netherlands |
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Type |
Max.time |
Suitable |
Preparation |
Thaw method |
Remarks: |
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in baking oven 150°C/300°F |
in cook or frying pan |
Room temp. |
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roast chicken and young cockerels |
8 à 10 months |
very well |
remove liver, heart, neck etc. |
20 minutes |
- |
3 à 4 hours |
pack the chicken in aluminium foil |
Duck |
6 à 8 months |
well |
remove liver, heart, neck etc. |
30 minutes |
- |
3 à 4 hours |
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Pheasant partridge etc.... |
8 à 10 months |
very well |
remove liver, heart, neck etc. |
15 à 30 minutes |
- |
2 à 4 hours |
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Goose |
6 months |
well |
remove liver, heart, neck etc. |
30 minutes |
- |
3 à 4 hours |
carefully remove, can be filled but remains long well without |
Large (deer etc) |
8 à 10 months |
very well |
Day portion, pieces not heavier than 1.5 kilogram. |
30 minutes |
- |
3 à 4 hours |
Place frozen in the marinate |
Hare |
8 à 10 months |
very well |
remove the blue membrane carefully, catch the blood and mix with vinegar, in the freezer. (divided in pieces) |
30 minutes |
- |
4 hours |
Place frozen in the marinate |
Turkey |
6 à 7 months |
very well |
remove liver, heart, neck etc. |
30 minutes |
- |
3 à 4 hours |
Freeze without stuffing gives best result |
Rabbit |
8 à 10 months |
very well |
Cut in pieces |
30 minutes |
- |
4 hours |
Place frozen in the marinate |
Soup chicken |
8 à 10 months |
very well |
remove liver, heart, neck etc. |
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From freezer in pan |
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Optional cut in pieces |
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