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    Bartell Grouse Linguine

    Put pot of water on to boil for Linguine, use lots of salt, you are supposed to.

    meanwhile, rip pre-cooked (roasted) grouse meat from bones

    When water comes to boil, add your Linguine, and put on a frying pan or pot to heat up, add olive oil
    when the oil is hot, (but not smoking hot!!) add some basil, oregano

    Just let those simmer for a bit, the heat will release some flavor. Use a few ounces of olive oil, not a cup!!

    Then throw in canned tomatoes, stir and smash up, stir your pasta, turn tomato sauce on medium low, just simmer. Let them cook a bit and keep smashing them, so they get saucy

    add your grouse

    strain your pasta, keep a bit of the water

    add the pasta to the tomato and chicken sauce
    (you should have the sauce in a BIG fry pan or pot)

    stir it up, if it gets too dry, add a bit of the pasta water
    season with salt, pepepr, hot sauce
    if you need to add more herbs, do so

    add parmesan, mix it all up. put some garlic powder in when you add the tomoates
    kep tasting the saucce, adjust to your liking
    go SLOW with hot sauce and salt!!

    you are done!!!!




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    Thumbs up Re: Bartell Grouse Linguine

    Somebodies been watching Jamie Oliver again !

    Actually I do a very similar dish but I made mine much more sophisticated by using Mr Noodles

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    Re: Bartell Grouse Linguine

    Well done, my apprentice!!

    I particularly like the way you used a square, black serving platter. Very Nouveau'
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    Re: Bartell Grouse Linguine

    WOW! That looks super.
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    Re: Bartell Grouse Linguine

    Send a plate this way.
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    Re: Bartell Grouse Linguine

    Quote Originally Posted by rishu_pepper View Post
    Send a plate this way.
    you could sub in coyote for grouse if you'd like
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    Re: Bartell Grouse Linguine

    wow...that looks great....crazy though , it looks JUST like the recipe I use for CHICKEN !!!!!..........when I use grouse its usually darker meat than that

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    Re: Bartell Grouse Linguine

    Stop shooting spruce grouse and it won't be so dark.

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    Re: Bartell Grouse Linguine

    not to hijack the tread but you just sparked a question i never got answered. 2 seasons ago i took 4 grouse total, 2 were dark red meat, 2 were pale . explain??

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    Re: Bartell Grouse Linguine

    Obviously they were doing some recipe trading (among other things) in that tent when they were 'flattop' hunting.

    Looking good bud........

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