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Doug Weller
 
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Default Cooking time for unboned stuffed pheasant

Is this going to be significantly different from a boned one? I'm using a
fan oven.

Thanks.

Doug
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Default Cooking time for unboned stuffed pheasant

Doug Weller > wrote in message > ...
> Is this going to be significantly different from a boned one? I'm using a
> fan oven.


Um, yes. Cook it similar to how you would cook a whole duck.
Unstuffed it would be about 15 minutes per pound, plus 20 minutes at
350F. Check it then to see if it is done. Add extra time for
stuffing. I oil the skin, start it hot, uncovered (400) and then cook
at 325-350, covered.

-L.
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On 27 Dec 2003 10:13:16 -0800, -L. wrote:

> Doug Weller > wrote in message > ...
>> Is this going to be significantly different from a boned one? I'm using a
>> fan oven.

>
> Um, yes. Cook it similar to how you would cook a whole duck.
> Unstuffed it would be about 15 minutes per pound, plus 20 minutes at
> 350F. Check it then to see if it is done. Add extra time for
> stuffing. I oil the skin, start it hot, uncovered (400) and then cook
> at 325-350, covered.


Thanks.

Doug
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