Game birds for christmas

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Beef Rib Trim. Partridge — This game bird has dark flesh and an earthy flavour. Its flesh can be tough so it is best braised, stewed or casseroled. It can also be roasted. Pheasant — These are a medium size game bird.

Young pheasants can be roasted, but older birds should be wrapped in bacon or pork fat during roasting; they can also be braised, casseroled or stewed. Guinea Fowl — This bird is related to the chicken and partridge, and has light and dark meat and a strong flavour. It is available fresh when it is in reason April-July otherwise frozen when it is out of season.

Pigeon A darker meat than chicken or turkey, pigeon is full of flavour and surprisingly juicy. The meat has a delicate texture and should be cooked to medium-rare for getting the best flavour from them. Try with bacon and grapes for a delicious treat.

Partridge Frequently associated with Christmas, partridge meat is lean and dark and needs to be slow cooked for a long time to stop it from becoming tough. It has an earthier flavour than chicken and goes very well with roasted pears. Emu and Ostrich Though emu and ostrich are still poultry, their meat has a flavour similar to red meat, which makes them a great choice for those who want a beefy meat but without all the fat and cholesterol.

Whatever you choose to eat this Christmas, we hope that you have a merry time celebrating and indulging in some tasty treats!