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Stuffed pheasant breasts wrapped in pancetta


henry d
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I`m starting to run out of pheasant as we`ve been experimenting, here`s a recent success.......

 

All quantities per person !

 

2 Small pheasant breasts

4 Slices pancetta (or two if it`s the longer slices say 10")

A lump of Ardennes paté about the size of a walnut

2 Large Sage leaves (optional but very nice!)

Cocktail sticks

 

Butter

Olive oil

White wine (Sancerre/Sauv blanc if possible)

Double cream

Salt & Pepper

 

Pre-heat oven to Gas 3

 

1 - Cut a small pocket in each breast in the area where the blade of the breastbone used to be, stuff the breasts with the Paté and lay a sage leaf on each breast.

 

2 - Wrap each breast with the pancetta and secure with a cocktail stick or 2.

 

3 - Heat a heavy frying pan and add a **** of butter and a splash of olive oil, when hot add the Pheasant and fry til browned, remove the breasts and place on a pre-heated roasting tin and put in the oven.

 

4 - Either drain or gently wipe out frying pan, depending on how much oil is in it. Then place back on the heat and wait until the pan is starting to sizzle. Add some wine and de-glaze the pan and reduce down.

 

5 - After 15 minutes remove the breasts from the oven place on a plate and leave in a warm place (oven with door open is OK). Add some cream to the pan juices until you get a slightly thickened and glossy sauce, taste and adjust seasoning, BUT you probably won`t need salt, serve with whatever you fancy.

 

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Enjoy

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