| Wild Goose | |
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| Link ID | 4470 |
| Title | Wild Goose |
| Description | 6-8 geese 6-8 lb. goose Salt pepper poultry seasoning to taste 8 med. unpeeled baking potatoes 2 (8 oz.) 7-Up or Sprite 8 med. carrots 8 sm. unpeeled baking apples cored Sugar Raisins Place prepared goose in large roaster season inside and out with salt pepper and poultry seasoning. Pour in 7-Up lay potatoes carrots and apples around goose. Place 2 tablespoons sugar and 10 to 12 raisins in each apple. Place cover on roaster bake 2 to 3 hours in 400 degree oven. Serves 8. |
| Category | Wild Game |
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| Date | Jan 1, 2008 |
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