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It probably would work. I eat all the goose I shoot and grub them off my friends. I breast them out, soak themin buttermilk, and roast them in the oven with a generous dose of Chesapeake bay BBQ sauce. Let me know if you want the sauce recipe.
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gman, I would be very interested in the recipe. Thanks
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I got this recipe from a shotgun ad in the DU magazine in the 1970s.
I usually roast ducks or breasts at 375 and try to get them just a little rare. Here is the sauce recipe hope it works for you. The geese are much better after a day or so in the buttermilk. I also use the buttermilk for divers but do not soak the puddle ducks in milk. Chesapeake BBQ duck Sauce: ½ lb butter (I use less) ½ cup catsup 1 tbls. Sugar 1 ½ tbls. Lemon juice 1tblsp. Worcestershire ground pepper 1 tsp salt 1clove pressed garlic 1chopped small onion ½ tsp. Tabasco SIMMER ALL ABOUT 5 MINUTES |
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Baste them throughout cooking time.
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