The Idaho goose season ended here a few weeks ago and I was able to take a few more birds. I hit a slump there for a few weeks, then went out on a good note. Therefore, I thought I would post a tasty goose recipe.
Roasted Goose w/Wild Rice
1 young Canada goose (cleaned and plucked, best if bird has some fat)
Place stuffing into goose, pack tightly, put goose in roasting bag and seal well
Place goose breast up in roasting pan
Place in 350 degree oven; roast for 3 hours or until inserted meat thermometer reaches 180 degrees F
(Note: cooked goose meat is dark and should resemble roast beef in color and texture; take care not to overcook.)
Prepare wild rice as directed on package
Prepare brown gravy as directed
To serve goose, discard stuffing (really, throw it out) and carve as you would a turkey. Serve with gravy over wild rice. The age and condition of the bird really seem to make a difference on the palette.
The Idaho goose season ended here a few weeks ago and I was able to take a few more birds. I hit a slump there for a few weeks, then went out on a good note. Therefore, I thought I would post a tasty goose recipe.
Roasted Goose w/Wild Rice
Photo: Keith Carlson
1 young Canada goose (cleaned and plucked, best if bird has some fat)
Place stuffing into goose, pack tightly, put goose in roasting bag and seal well
Place goose breast up in roasting pan
Place in 350 degree oven; roast for 3 hours or until inserted meat thermometer reaches 180 degrees F
(Note: cooked goose meat is dark and should resemble roast beef in color and texture; take care not to overcook.)
Prepare wild rice as directed on package
Prepare brown gravy as directed
To serve goose, discard stuffing (really, throw it out) and carve as you would a turkey. Serve with gravy over wild rice. The age and condition of the bird really seem to make a difference on the palette.