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    Dove and Goose pastrami for St. Patty’s Day Reubens!

    What a fun little project/cook! Stepped outside of the box alittle for this one. I started with some goose and dove we took back in the fall of 2018. They went for a 3.5 day brine in the fridge and then took a smoke bath. The outcome? Out of this world! Piled it high on marble rye with homemade sauerkraut, fresh sliced Swiss and a spicy Russian sauce! Reubens are one of my top favorite sandwhich and this just kicks it up a notch!

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    Looks delicious
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    I want one. Looks good.
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    Looks tasty.

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    I may do a venison pastrami this week.
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    Quote Originally Posted by willk View Post
    I may do a venison pastrami this week.
    I'm a fan. It's dry but works well on a reuben. Corned deer hash ain't shabby either

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    Oh yeah
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    Finally someone came up with a recipe that might make goose edible! Was that Canada goose?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Palmetto Bug View Post
    Finally someone came up with a recipe that might make goose edible! Was that Canada goose?
    Yes, Canada Goose. I figure the geese ain’t going anywhere so might as well find a way to eat em. Outside of jerky it is my opinion that this will be the go to method. I’m not exaggerating either, I really didn’t have to pretend to like this goose. It was flavorful and when combined with the melted cheese and kraut, the dry factor doesn’t exist.
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    I'd love to get your recipe. I'm covered up in geese but leave them alone simply because I don't know what to do with them.

    That reuben looks fantastic.

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    Yes, please post the brine recipe. Says above you soaked the meat for three and a half days, then smoked it. Can you give me a general temperature and duration on the smoke?

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    That's pretty cool.

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    Looks good to me

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    Well done, Sir!

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    Dayuum…….just dayuum!!!!!

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    Mouth is watering.
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    This would be a good way to get rid of a lot of duck meat during a week long trip. If you could figure out a way to get the meat brined and ready for sandwiches by day two, you'd have yourself some motivated eaters.

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    I’ll take a pic of my recipe and post it here. I post a lot of them on my Instagram @rusty_ducworth but for those who don’t do social media I will get it posted on here

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    Looks awesome
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