With bird season right around the corner I was wondering if you guys had any good pat'rige recipes? Headed to zone 4 on the 5th for a handful of days. Hopefully the bird hunting is better than last year or we just might go hungry. Looking forward to hearing some ideas.
Pat'rige recipes?
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Mainewoods
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Fresh! slice the breast, wet with milk then coat with panko and cooked in a little salted butter.
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I was in bloomfield sunday had a flush with 11 birds in it!
802-603hunter
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My kids love them similar to Mainewoods. My personal favorite is a soup my wife makes. I don't know if she has ever written the recipe down, I think she just goes by feel. Its a chicken broth and cream base with pur?ed fiddleheads, chopped fiddleheads, fine chopped onion, partridge, salt, pepper, and possibly some other seasonings or ingredients. It is some good!
Mainewoods
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Travis,
I read that soup recipe and immediately started salivating, I love fiddleheads! Do you guys pick and freeze them?
I read that soup recipe and immediately started salivating, I love fiddleheads! Do you guys pick and freeze them?
802-603hunter
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We do, just blanch them first like any garden vegetable before freezing.
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Every spring when I'm kicking around the woods either turkey hunting or trout fishing I always make it a point to look for fiddleheads but I can honestly say I've never seen one. I've seen where people will pick bags of them. Guess I'm just not looking in the right spot.
802-603hunter
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Check the riverbottoms, thats where they grow the thickest.