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Unread 01-13-2022, 08:26 AM   #1
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I soak every game bird I expect to eat in buttermilk. Works on venison too.
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About the best way to prepare goose for me is to turn them into sausage.
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I soak every game bird I expect to eat in buttermilk. Works on venison too.
The buttermilk works well with fish fillets, as well.
For goose breast fillets and deer backstraps I like to soak them overnight in the refrigerator in a gallon ziploc bag with a bottle of Lawry's Ginger Sesame marinade and grill them over charcoal the following day. That was a deer camp staple for many years.
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