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Old 09-12-2009, 07:38 AM     #1
 
 
 
 
 
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Game cooking
for how long do you cook and how do you check the following meats are cooked.

pigeon
partridge
wood cock
grouse
rabbit
hare
venison
pheasant


Thank you obviously i know there are different cuts i.e saddle , haunce , breast or whole bird but a general rule of thumb when cooking game would be interesting to note

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These I know - rabbit and hare treat as you would chicken - venison as you would veal or beef - pheasant and grouse as you would Cornish game hen.

The others, I don't know.
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