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    Canada goose Pastrami

    Couple of weeks ago I got a load of canada geese, breasted them and put them in the fridge to age, most got eaten just fried with salt and black pepper, but having been given the Dariush Lolay cookbook Cazador for xmas I thought id adapt the duck breast recipie.
    So cured were two breasts, in a salt and spice mix, then hung to age for 14 days in the fridge.
    So todays lunch was sliced breast, gerkins, and pickled egg on oat crackers all home made, its not going to last the weekend!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Marty Henry View Post
    Couple of weeks ago I got a load of canada geese, breasted them and put them in the fridge to age, most got eaten just fried with salt and black pepper, but having been given the Dariush Lolay cookbook Cazador for xmas I thought id adapt the duck breast recipie.
    So cured were two breasts, in a salt and spice mix, then hung to age for 14 days in the fridge.
    So todays lunch was sliced breast, gerkins, and pickled egg on oat crackers all home made, its not going to last the weekend!

    was christening day
    Num num num

    I'm surprised it lasted long enough to photograph.
    @Marty Henry are you able to share the recipe.

    I have some goose breasts in my freezer that might be good candidates for this treatment.

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    Heres how Pete, chop up a couple of bay leafs and mix with a cup of salt. Put a layer of salt in something that wont rust big enough to hold the breasts without touching. Smash up 2 cloves of garlix, add a teaspoon of ground fennel seed and star anise and rub this all over the goose bits, put on the salt and pour the rest over them. Leave for a day in the fridge. Wash the salt off and wrap in cheesecloth then hang for 7-14 days till they are firm. I used the beer fridge and possibly left them a bit long so recommend trying about 10 days.
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    @Marty Henry

    Thanks for the recipe

    I'll be giving this a go that's for sure.

    Will let you know how I get on

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