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Scottish Pigeon Parcels W/ Whiskey and Honey

 
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PostPosted: Thu Oct 30, 2008 4:41 am    Post subject: Scottish Pigeon Parcels W/ Whiskey and Honey Reply with quote

Scottish Pigeon Parcels W/ Whiskey and Honey Ingredients

British measurements 5 tb Single malt scotch whiskey
2 oz Butter 2 lg Nectarines; peeled & sliced
1 tb Honey 4 tb Mango juice
4 Pigeons; oven-ready 4 lg Squares of kitchen foil
Instructions for Scottish Pigeon Parcels W/ Whiskey and Honey
Like pheasant, pigeon is best when kept moist during cooking. In this recipe, the birds are baked in their own individual "parcels" , sealing in all the whiskey and honey flavors. Heat the butter, honey and a Tbsp of whiskey in a frying pan. Add the pigeons and fry them gently for approximately 5 minutes, sealing them in a caramelized glaze. Remove them from the pan, and wrap each pigeon in an individual foil parcel with nectarine slices, a Tbsp of mango juice and one Tbsp whiskey in each. Bake at 3250F / 1600C / gas 3 for about 1 hour, or until the birds are tender. Serve the foil parcels at the table - guests will enjoy opening the fragrant packages for themselves.

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Soonds great, but when dae the feathers come aff?    
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Wee John wrote:
Soonds great, but when dae the feathers come aff?    


Let me know when you have found out the answer  
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PostPosted: Thu Nov 13, 2008 7:10 pm    Post subject: Re: Scottish Pigeon Parcels W/ Whiskey and Honey Reply with quote

mwl wrote:
Scottish Pigeon Parcels W/ Whiskey and Honey Ingredients

5 tb Single malt scotch whiskey



    Waste good whisky!!!!!!    

Throw away the pigeon and drink the whisky      





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