/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>18628305
hope you like bones

>>18628305
yes. be prepared to pluck each leftover piece of feather out of the skin and make sure to collect the fat. it'll last a good few years in a mason jar ;)

>>18628305
Was also thinking this or a duck. Cooked duck plenty of times but never a goose so I was wary

>>18628305
They do say that what's good for the goose is good for the gander! You should have some gose with your goose. I bet it would be nice.

>>18628305
It's duck for me this year.

>>18628305
this level of retardedness is in line with a tranime viewer, yes,.

>>18629099
a gose from Goose Island with my goose?

>>18629210
The 2015 Juliet was so fucking good. I miss that and the rogue marrionberry braggot

>>18628305
hope you like fat. A goose is half fat because they don't eat when migrating.

>>18628305
I guess your goose is cooked then

>>18629199
Anime website.

>>18629089
if you've done duck and turkey, goose will be not hard for you

>>18629269
shut up science bitch

>>18628305
In Sweden we have a roasted ham as the central piece.

>>18629818
Been a frog website since 2008, actually

>>18630158
I thought muslims couldn't eat pork

>>18628305
Try something smaller
I stopped bothering with big birds ever since I moved away, tastes better, more tender, more moist, and better flavor

roasted big birds are only for show

>>18628305
This is like making a post saying you've decided to wear a baseball cap instead of a beanie. Okay? Why do you need to make a thread about it? They're both incredibly traditional Christmas meats.
>>18630158
Hams are a central piece in the UK too, although you'll want a bird to go with it. We usually do cockerel or duck or goose plus a ham, although I think my parents have got bored of poultry and are doing shit like venison instead for a few years. We're going to France this year though so we might just buy shit from a traiteur.

>>18630352
Muslims aren't part of Swedish tradition.

>>18629199
You are mad.

>>18629888
Checked trips of truth. I'll look into both then and see which is a better deal

>>18630352
>>18630743
Kek

>>18630743
repörted för håte crimes against snörgesdörgesdrkind

>>18628305
>cooking goose instead of turkey
Captain Cook (of Hawaii fame) once said that a goose is a ridiculous animal. Too much for two people to eat, yet too little for three.
Then again, they didn't have refrigerators back then.
While I've never eaten goose, I've met plenty of live ones, and they are (without exception), gigantic assholes.
Not sure if any of this helps (probably not).

>>18631622
eat goose, dey tasty

>>18629089
>duck
Isn't duck all dark meat???
The only ones I've ever had were wild ones shot by friends.
Never really cared for them, but if you like dark meat, then Bone Appetite.

>>18630158
>roasted ham
That's the way to go.

>>18630852
Christmas with Taiga.

Goose is really good! If you like fitty dark meat you will like goose.

>>18628305
Goose is like a big duck. It's delicious. Way better than turkey.

>>18629199
NPC responding to stimuli with stock post

>>18630507
I get a frozen Turkey Crown from Iceland

>>18628305
My mom usually cooks ham

>>18633996
You're welcome

>>18628305
Why would you have turkey for Christmas? Aren't you sick of Thanksgiving leftovers by then? We've always been a prime rib family.

>>18630352
KEK

>>18634034
Not everyone's an Amerishart

>>18634609
Ah yes that’s right. Yuropoors can only afford to buy turkey once a year (goose is too expensive)

I've done smoked goose. I put a pork butt directly underneath it in the smoker, so all the goose fat drippings would baste the pork butt. It was fantastic. Goose drip fat like crazy.

You guys ever wondered what swan tastes like?

>>18629199
You are the guest here, and it is only by the grace of our incompetent mods that you remain so.