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By harmsenr
on December 31, 2010
Well, I do not know how big your pheasants are, but mine were 3 1/2 pounds, and splitting them into halves was a monster job. I finally managed with a pair of heavy duty wire cutters, and even then, the result looked more like fresh road kill then something bought from the poulterer. Next time, I will freeze the birds and run them through the ribbon saw. My next problem was that it took far too long to evaporate all the liquid. But.... the end result was gloriously delicious. I served the pheasant with small, rosemary, salt and black pepper basted potatoes.
Thanks for the recipe. Dolf
By machepimms
on December 06, 2009
Unbelievable! My son brought home wild pheasant last night; I had NO idea what to do with it! I followed the recipe exactly with one exception: I didn't have pumpkin pie spice; I used Chinise five spice instead. What can I say..this dish is hall of fame material. Thank you!
people found this review Helpful. You can only vote others' reviews helpful or not helpful... Was this review helpful to you? Yes | No We don't know who you are. Sign in or create an accountBy Chef #715536
on April 08, 2009
this was great and very easy to make. I added the pumpkin pie spice and would never have thought how much it added.
people found this review Helpful. You can only vote others' reviews helpful or not helpful... Was this review helpful to you? Yes | No We don't know who you are. Sign in or create an accountBy gumshoe77
on October 11, 2008
My husband goes pheasant hunting with our English Pointer all during the season so we have quite a few pheasants in the freezer. This has to be one of the best recipes I have ever tried. It's so good I have shared it with several of my friends and family.
people found this review Helpful. You can only vote others' reviews helpful or not helpful... Was this review helpful to you? Yes | No We don't know who you are. Sign in or create an accountBy Chef #656297
on January 03, 2008
Outstanding! My husband hunts pheasant in the Netherlands every fall so I'm always looking for new ways to cook the wild he brings home. This recipe sounded interesting and different enough to try - - Wow what a hit! The blend of flavors was perfect! I used allspice rather that pumpkin pie spice, but other than that I followed the receipe exactly. The leftovers were so good the next day that I wouldn't be afraid to cook it a day ahead and just heat it up for guests. Definitely a keeper for the hunting season!
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on November 28, 2006
Oh! my goodness we both loved this!! The smell was just wonderful while it cooked in the butter with the paprika. I didn't need to add any water in fact I had too much liquid left over that I took a taste and said to my self, "Don't cook this great tasting broth away." I have saved it for ??? maybe to use in rice or gravy for mashed potatoes. I did pour out a full cup and still had some left over. We must have juicy pheasants here in Washington, may have something to do with the rain. Any Whooo! I did cook this as posted including the pumpkin pie spice. This has gone on my must make again and again for pheasant. Thanks ever so much for posting this great dish Monica in PA.
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Excellent! Best pheasant I've ever eaten, juicy and sweet. Like eating from a gourmet restaurant.
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on April 11, 2004
forgot the stars!!! (woops)
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