Pheasant Roast

Filed in Game Meat , Sunday Roast , Winter Veg 10 comments

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The other weekend, we have been to one of the famous farmers’ market in UK which is at Aldercarr farm. my favourite farm shop.

We were delighted to see so many farmers and small scale businesses promoting their produce grown locally. There were some amazing stalls with some incredible variety of things.

We were dearly impressed with the wide range of selection that’s available. Our main reason for the visit was Rocky, being a ardent fan of game meat wanted to try a different bird meat this time and so we were off there and we found a local game meat produce and picked up pheasant for Sunday roast.

Visited their farm-shop as well and bought some fresh veggies to go with my roast. As its a new territory for me, I was quite apprehensive first but to my utmost delight, I have discovered that the meat is simply divine.

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Recipe was picked from here but I adapted to my taste by changing few ingredients and according to our taste.

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1 pack of parma ham

thyme sprigs a bunch

1 pheasant, washed and cleaned

Olive oil for drizzling

half tub of ricotto cheese

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Heat oven to 220c.

Slice 2 layers of parma ham and chop finely, add ricotta cheese and few thyme leaves with sea salt. Put this stuffing into the bird and layer the remaining parma ham on the top and put few sprigs here n there and even stuff with bird as well.

Put the pheasants in a roasting tin, season with pepper and drizzle with oil.

Roast for around 30 min and turn the pheasant and another 30 minutes more, basting every now and then with the pan juices until the legs are no longer pink.

Serve with Winter Roast veggies which were perfect with the pheasant.

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Posted by Padmaja   @   31 January 2008 10 comments

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Jan 30, 2008
6:35 pm
#1 Happy Cook :

Every Autumn I make Phesant, then here in Belgium it is the hunting season , then these birds are available fresh.
I always make them with a cream sauce and serve with cranberry and apple sauce.
Your looks so delicious.

Thank you happy cook, ya you can see them everywhere now!! and hey i will definitely try your cream sauce as I didn’t have any gravy for this

Jan 30, 2008
10:14 pm
#2 Laurie :

This looks wonderful!


Thank you

Jan 31, 2008
1:45 pm
#3 Seema :

Looks so perfectly cooked.. loved the colour on it.. very nice!


Thank you seema, so wonderful to see u here

Jan 31, 2008
2:49 pm
#4 Laavanya :

Those winter veggies look great and nice pictures Padmaja.
I love the little pomegranates floating in that drink.. pretty.


Thank you my dear, it was an amazing lunch and even i was pretty impressed with the outcome

Feb 1, 2008
2:16 pm
#5 bhags :

The veggies look so colourful and lovely…loved those drink pics


Thank you bhags!! they tasted even better

Feb 1, 2008
4:14 pm
#6 Mansi :

wow Padmaja, that sure looks way better than a peasant’s lunch!! man, I can so smell it from here:)


Mansi dear thank you so much

Feb 1, 2008
10:59 pm
#7 vimmi :

It looks like a dish out of a tv show. We dont eat this but looks great


Thank you and love our compliment

Feb 2, 2008
12:46 am
#8 dhivya :

Looks delicious padmaja…u hav lot of patience girl…Good job…thanks for dropping by


Dhivya dear, patience n me are miles apart and i too try to meet up at half way u know!!
thank you

Feb 3, 2008
3:15 am
#9 Sukanya M :

Wow Padmaja…that looks yummy. Its a bit beyond my skills … but, I have the pleasure of looking at your recipes and drooling, while I eat my plain fare :-) !


Sukanya thank u thank u. Do give it a try, it was quite simple, even i was too apprenhesive until i made it and so glad i did it you know!!

Feb 4, 2008
4:03 am
#10 Seena :

Delicious..!!! :)


Thank you

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