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mmmmm. Gamey!

 

I just cut the breast meat off them, nice and quick, and you can then get on with your evening.

 

Just like little tiny cutlets, very dark - so nice in a rich stew (don't know recipies though, that bit isn't in my job description).

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My dad gave me 3 pigeons, my wife has never cooked them before, any good tips guys and nice stuff to go with them:thumbup1:

 

Us country boys down ear in kent likes to stew em slowly with all your best veg don't overcook for tender pigeon.

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Pan fry slowly on low heat leave pink in the middle, serve with mash potatoe diced with spring onion [Champ in Northern Ireland] and mashed swede.

or

Pigeon kebabs with fresh peppers and onion

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quick pigeon oven bake wrapped in bacon or pancetta with 2 tble spoons of balsamic vineger 5 tble spoons of virgin olive oil in a dish for 20 minutes then add 10 small cherry tomatoes per person for the last 10 minutes .

Cook a large pan of tagliatelli [seasoned] and serve the breast on the top pouring the juices over and the tomatoes. all done in 30 minutes.

 

Enjoy:biggrin:

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