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    Smothered Pheasant or Grouse

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    • on January 11, 2011

      I made this with grouse and chicken breast (Hubby likes grouse but I prefer chicken). I added some oregano to the flour and added chopped carrots and a few mushrooms to the onions and celery. DELICIOUS!!! Hubby loved the grouse and I loved the chicken! I served it over mashed potatoes and it was GREAT! Have tried many grouse recipes and this is a keeper! One of the best I have tried. Thanks ladypit!

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    • on September 20, 2010

      My hubby came home from hunting with 3 grouse. I've tried various recipes before and have always ended up with a super chewy lump of meat before that ended up in the garbage. Thankfully this recipe proved my bad luck with grouse wrong!!!! It was delicious. Very tender flakey meat. I did use chicken broth instead of water, but other than that I didn't alter the recipe. Thanks for the great recipe. Always nice seeing wild game recipes on food.com!!

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    • on October 05, 2009

      My first time cooking grouse - I used chicken broth instead of plain water and added a bit of oregano to the flour... The grouse turned out remarkably tender with no game-taste at all. This is a keeper!

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    • on November 10, 2008

      I added carrots and mushrooms along with the celery and onions and left them in large chunks, carrots quartered, mushrooms in half, same with celery and onion, then added 1/2 cup dry wine instead of water to pheasant, covered with thyme, parsley, salt and fresh ground pepper----wow

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    • on October 16, 2007

      Excellent, excellent, excellent!! This is a dish that the main ingredient is out front and center. It is not over powered by the other ingredients. I did cut the recipe in half and also used the tiny carrots, boiled. They worked great..I sauted them (about 1/2 cup) with the celery and onion till tender. I cooked everything in a cast iron skillet and covered with the cast iron lid. This came out moist, tender and you can really taste the pheasant. Thanks ladypit for posting

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    Nutritional Facts for Smothered Pheasant or Grouse

    Serving Size: 1 (320 g)

    Servings Per Recipe: 4

    Amount Per Serving
    % Daily Value
    Calories 887.7
     
    Calories from Fat 439
    49%
    Total Fat 48.8 g
    75%
    Saturated Fat 18.1 g
    90%
    Cholesterol 314.5 mg
    104%
    Sodium 1992.1 mg
    83%
    Total Carbohydrate 13.1 g
    4%
    Dietary Fiber 0.6 g
    2%
    Sugars 0.5 g
    2%
    Protein 92.6 g
    185%
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