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Green pheasant

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Surfingwhippet · 02/05/2018 19:01

I've just taken a pot roast pheasant out of the oven and there are green juices in the meat where the breast meets the leg. I've probed with a thermometer and it's gone above 80°c so i would hope it's cooked. I'm just not sure why it's green.
I can only find information about raw meat being green and not cooked.
Would you eat pheasant like this

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wormery · 02/05/2018 19:09

I wouldn't eat pheasant.

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Luckingfovely · 02/05/2018 19:09

Not in a million years. Unless you want to lose a stone in the next three days Grin

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Surfingwhippet · 02/05/2018 19:10

That's what i thought. It's in the bin now. Thanks

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canihaveacoffeeplease · 02/05/2018 19:40

I wouldn't eat it, and I love game...also one of those ones who go over the use by date as long as the food looks/smells fine.

You made the right choice, sad though it might be!

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ladymariner · 09/05/2018 23:05

Yeah I would've thrown ii out too, and I'm the least fussy person in the world. Shame though, roast pheasant wrapped in bacon is just gorgeous!

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