Perfecting Goose Pastrami: My Secret Recipe for Farm-Fresh Delight

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Amy G
3 months ago
That is pretty cool, and something I’ve never tried.
Jon S
3 months ago
Looks good. I’ve never eaten goose but people say it’s nasty. But I don’t know.
Nick B
3 months ago
Looks tasty I would love the recipe
Mike L
3 months ago
@Amy it’s soooo good.
Mike L
3 months ago
@Jon it can be horrible if cooked wrong, and better than steak when it’s done right.
Mike L
3 months ago
@Nick it’s phenomenal. I use this recipe, minus the coriander. https://honest-food.net/goose-pastrami-recipe/. After brining, I use whatever spices I feel like at the moment. The key is brining for at least 4 days. Shorting it is noticeable.
Jon S
3 months ago
Ok thanks for the info. Best of luck this season for whatever your hunting next
Mike L
3 months ago
@Jon Whitetails are on the brain now, good luck to you also!👊
Tom D
3 months ago
Looking good. I’ve got some venison going into brine today.
Jon S
3 months ago
@Mike thanks
Mike L
3 months ago
@Tom that’s next up for me too👊
Jon S
3 months ago
Good luck to all this season.
Shawn S
3 months ago
I'm gonna do my first goose hunting this fall with some friends and am gonna try to cook some. Well goose first then cooking. Lol
Mike L
3 months ago
@Shawn good luck out there! I’ve had geese 10 ways I didn’t like and 10 that I do. Don’t give up on it if the first time isn’t your thing.
Scott S
2 months ago
That looks amazing!
Mike L
2 months ago
@Scott it certainly is! I shared some this weekend with a couple that eat very little meat and they couldn’t get enough!
Scott S
2 months ago
@Mike I believe it. A little bit of heaven.
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