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Episode 1
  Trout on the Manifold  
Episode 2
  Oven BBQ Bear  
Episode 3
  Snow Goose Peppersteak  
Episode 4
  Mountain Goat Medallions in Mushroom Thyme Cream  
Episode 5
  Whole Roast Pronghorn with Rosemary Mustard  
Episode 6
  Muffaletta Sandwich  
Episode 7
  Slow Roast Goose with Cranberry, Chanterelle and Wild Rice Stuffing  
Episode 8
  Roast Rack of Whitetail in Herb Crust with Applesauce and Braised Red Cabbage  
Episode 9
  Caribou Tenderloin Stroganoff  
Episode 10
  Tourtiere  
Episode 11
  Breaded Turkey Cutlets  
Episode 12
  Pheasant Two Ways  
Episode 13
  Mixed Grill with Whiskey Honey Glaze  

Season 3 Rough Cooking Recipe List > Episode 12 Recipe

Pheasant Two Ways

This dish fills the kitchen with wonderful aromas of mulled wine as the bird roasts. We shot this segment to celebrate the winter pheasant outing before the holiday season and it’s a great private dinner for 2 during an otherwise hectic time!
Serves 2
1 whole pheasant (rinsed and patted dry with kitchen towels)
1 Tbsp 15 mL butter
½ cup 125 mL onion, diced
½ cup 125 mL red wine
¼ cup 60 mL orange juice
pinch ground cinnamon
1 clove
4 orange slices
salt and pepper to taste
Pre-heat oven to 375 F.

Remove the legs from the carcass and cut the breasts off the bone. Heat butter in skillet until foaming. Season breasts and legs with salt and pepper and sear over medium high heat to brown the skin. Remove breasts to side plate.

Add onions to pan and cook 2 minutes to brown slightly. Deglaze pan with red wine and orange juice. Add cinnamon and clove. Roast, uncovered in the oven for 15-20 minutes. Add seared breasts to pan and cook 15 minutes further until the breast meat has lost its’pink colour and the juices run clear.

Remove breasts and legs and cook sauce over medium heat until the juices coat the back of a spoon. If the sauce gets too thick, simply add a bit more wine or orange juice. Check the salt and pepper. Remove the clove. Serve a leg and breast each with the sauce poured on top. Happy Holidays!


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