Friends, hello! Today’s recipe for cooking wild pheasant. My husband brought a young pheasant from hunting. This is my first pheasant. I thought for a long time what to do with it, looked for interesting recipes and finally came up with my own recipe. The pheasant turned out to be tender, with a crispy crust and a pleasant aroma.
A very delicate, refined pate with a hint of caramelized onion and an aftertaste of orange peel. Your guests will certainly be delighted with this snack on the New Year’s table.
The pleasant and delicate taste of young broccoli combined with the piquant taste of classic French mayonnaise sauce gives a rather interesting bouquet. I like to leave tomatoes and onions in the sauce in pieces (they turn out soft when preparing the sauce), but if you want a more tender one, chop the broccoli in a blender before adding the sauce. This dish can be prepared for breakfast on weekends or served as a snack on a festive table. It can be used as a vegetable side dish.