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Gamebird Gourmet: Bacon Wrapped Stuffed Pheasant

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  • JonathonJ Offline
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    Jonathon
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    Gamebird Gourmet: Bacon Wrapped Stuffed Pheasant

    Learn how to make Bacon Wrapped Stuffed Pheasant with Walton's and Meatgistics. Watch the video, read the guide, and then post your questions or comments below.

    Mixing Cream Cheese
    Flatten Out Pheasant
    Finished Pheasan

    Background

    This is a recipe given to me by Travis Frank from the TV Show “The Flush” and he said that this is the recipe he uses when someone says they don’t like wild game!

    Preperation

    Take your boneless skinless pheasant breast and pound it out until it is mostly flat. As you are hitting it with the tenderizing mallet you will also want to push it out, so hit it near the middle but moving to the outside. This will help flatten it more.

    Soften a block of Cream Cheese and mix in |Apple-Maple-Bacon-Jam or |Hot-Pepper-Berry-Bacon-Jam until it is well mixed. Folding the cream cheese will work well here if you have a nice soft spatula.

    Stuffing and wrapping

    Simply lay out you pheasant breast flat on a cutting mat take a dollop of the cream cheese and wrap the pheasant around that. Now, wrap the bacon around the stuffed pheasant and skewer with tooth picks to keep the bacon in place.

    Coating the Bacon Wrapped Pheasant

    If you want at this point you can sprinkle on some more flavor here, we used the |Smokehouse-BBQ-Seasoning-and-Rub but you can use any Excalibur Shaker that you think might be worth it!

    Smoking

    Smoke at 225° until the internal temp is 165° which should take about 1.5 hours but conditions vary, so use a Digital Thermometer.

    Serve

    These make amazing finger foods or appetizers and Travis was right, this is a fool proof way to get anyone to love wild game!

    Shop waltonsinc.com for |Smokehouse-BBQ-Seasoning-and-Rub

    Shop waltonsinc.com for Thermometers

    #tasty
    #yummy
    #pheasantsforever
    #quailforever

    Watch WaltonsTV: Gamebird Gourmet: Bacon Wrapped Stuffed Pheasant

    Get more help with your processing questions and learn more about processing meat by subscribing to our waltonsinc.com youtube page at https://wltns.link/waltonstv I am a Gorilla, love yourself

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      Who doesn’t like a solid meat roll up!!!

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        Beautiful!

        Matt W.

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        • lkrfletcherL Offline
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          Wish I could get some pheasant

          Life is a Garden - Dig it.

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          • lkrfletcherL lkrfletcher

            Wish I could get some pheasant

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            lkrfletcher Come on over to central Kansas this fall!

            Matt W.

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            • lkrfletcherL lkrfletcher

              Wish I could get some pheasant

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              lkrfletcher Lynn, you can get Pheasant from Edward’s Meats @ Ward Rd & 44th Ave, Wheat Ridge or Sam’s Meat Market @ Iliff & Chambers; Aurora if you want domestic Pheasant. I don’t know if Tony’s Specialty Meats carries it or not. Game bird Pheasant is hard to come by here. The altitude is too high, however, I’ve been Pheasant hunting out in the Burlington and Springfield, CO areas. Used to go to the Kearney Nebraska area years ago and did pretty good The Goodland , KS area was ok too.

              Improvise, Adapt and Overcome! Semper Fi

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                Macfarland Farms is also an option. We have a few of these that we never released the posts on meatgistics. We will be doing more of these over the next few months

                Get more help with your processing questions and learn more about processing meat by subscribing to our waltonsinc.com youtube page at https://wltns.link/waltonstv I am a Gorilla, love yourself

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                • Bob StehlikB Bob Stehlik

                  lkrfletcher Lynn, you can get Pheasant from Edward’s Meats @ Ward Rd & 44th Ave, Wheat Ridge or Sam’s Meat Market @ Iliff & Chambers; Aurora if you want domestic Pheasant. I don’t know if Tony’s Specialty Meats carries it or not. Game bird Pheasant is hard to come by here. The altitude is too high, however, I’ve been Pheasant hunting out in the Burlington and Springfield, CO areas. Used to go to the Kearney Nebraska area years ago and did pretty good The Goodland , KS area was ok too.

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                  Bob Stehlik thanks

                  Life is a Garden - Dig it.

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                  • JonathonJ Jonathon
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                    Gamebird Gourmet: Bacon Wrapped Stuffed Pheasant

                    Learn how to make Bacon Wrapped Stuffed Pheasant with Walton's and Meatgistics. Watch the video, read the guide, and then post your questions or comments below.

                    Mixing Cream Cheese
                    Flatten Out Pheasant
                    Finished Pheasan

                    Background

                    This is a recipe given to me by Travis Frank from the TV Show “The Flush” and he said that this is the recipe he uses when someone says they don’t like wild game!

                    Preperation

                    Take your boneless skinless pheasant breast and pound it out until it is mostly flat. As you are hitting it with the tenderizing mallet you will also want to push it out, so hit it near the middle but moving to the outside. This will help flatten it more.

                    Soften a block of Cream Cheese and mix in |Apple-Maple-Bacon-Jam or |Hot-Pepper-Berry-Bacon-Jam until it is well mixed. Folding the cream cheese will work well here if you have a nice soft spatula.

                    Stuffing and wrapping

                    Simply lay out you pheasant breast flat on a cutting mat take a dollop of the cream cheese and wrap the pheasant around that. Now, wrap the bacon around the stuffed pheasant and skewer with tooth picks to keep the bacon in place.

                    Coating the Bacon Wrapped Pheasant

                    If you want at this point you can sprinkle on some more flavor here, we used the |Smokehouse-BBQ-Seasoning-and-Rub but you can use any Excalibur Shaker that you think might be worth it!

                    Smoking

                    Smoke at 225° until the internal temp is 165° which should take about 1.5 hours but conditions vary, so use a Digital Thermometer.

                    Serve

                    These make amazing finger foods or appetizers and Travis was right, this is a fool proof way to get anyone to love wild game!

                    Shop waltonsinc.com for |Smokehouse-BBQ-Seasoning-and-Rub

                    Shop waltonsinc.com for Thermometers

                    #tasty
                    #yummy
                    #pheasantsforever
                    #quailforever

                    Watch WaltonsTV: Gamebird Gourmet: Bacon Wrapped Stuffed Pheasant

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                    Jonathon cover’s all the food groups and the FDA food pyramid.

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