that's a lot prettier than the way I do it with ranch shake n bake..... looks tasty!!
My Doves
Found a Mourning Dove while cleaning out the freezer. It was whole, with the skin on of course.
I cut out the backbone and rib bones, what we called "butterfly" before the internet. Then laid the flattened dove on a couple of 1/2" thick sweet potato slices. Slobbered some seasoned garlic butter on the bird and baked it, covered, in a 325° oven for 45 minutes.
It was a quick and tasty lunch.
I cut out the backbone and rib bones, what we called "butterfly" before the internet. Then laid the flattened dove on a couple of 1/2" thick sweet potato slices. Slobbered some seasoned garlic butter on the bird and baked it, covered, in a 325° oven for 45 minutes.
It was a quick and tasty lunch.
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ECD n Capicola
Eurasion-collared Dove on a bed of capicola:
Eurasion-collared Dove on a bed of capicola:
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This one is tasty, like it's been makin' a living on someone's bird feeder.
During the winter there's up to 35 ECDs in my yard at one time. They're nesting now, not too many around. Maybe some day they will over-populate and be forced to spread out into the country.
Mrs Good won't eat dove unless it's double- wrapped with bacon, over-cooked and falling off the bones.
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An Eurasion-collared dove flew into the window and killed itself. Oh boy, lunch!
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ECD Dove wrapped in bacon baked in a bed of crabapple dressing.
Dressing Ingredients:
Stove Top dressing, 1/2 box
celery, diced
onion, diced
crabapple, diced
dove heart and gizzard, chopped
mushrooms, dried slices
garlic, minced
chicken broth
butter
ECD Dove wrapped in bacon baked in a bed of crabapple dressing.
Dressing Ingredients:
Stove Top dressing, 1/2 box
celery, diced
onion, diced
crabapple, diced
dove heart and gizzard, chopped
mushrooms, dried slices
garlic, minced
chicken broth
butter
Another one crashed n burned on my window......lunch.
Crabapple Ingredients Dressing:
Stove Top dressing, 1/2 box
celery, diced
onion, diced
crabapples, diced
dove heart and gizzard, chopped
wild mushrooms, dried slices
swan broth
butter
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They're twice as big as a morning dove.
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Wish There were two doves.
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Delicious!
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Crabapple Ingredients Dressing:
Stove Top dressing, 1/2 box
celery, diced
onion, diced
crabapples, diced
dove heart and gizzard, chopped
wild mushrooms, dried slices
swan broth
butter
They're twice as big as a morning dove.
Wish There were two doves.
Delicious!
The house next to us sat empty for about 2 years after the '08 crash and the family there lost it. There's a power pole just over the fence on their side the ECD's would always sit on. I shot a ton of those over the following 2 years with a pellet rifle... very good free eats.
Your window must be remarkably strong to take multiple hits. And you must share what kind of glass cleaner you use to make it so invisible to birds. You have dove decoys visible from outside?
-DallanC
Your window must be remarkably strong to take multiple hits. And you must share what kind of glass cleaner you use to make it so invisible to birds. You have dove decoys visible from outside?
-DallanC
Yeah, I use to shoot a few off the bird feeder at my old place. At my new place there's 20 to 30 here every day. Just tough to safely shoot them here, against city ordinance and my neighbor would probably turn me in.The house next to us sat empty for about 2 years after the '08 crash and the family there lost it. There's a power pole just over the fence on their side the ECD's would always sit on. I shot a ton of those over the following 2 years with a pellet rifle... very good free eats.
Your window must be remarkably strong to take multiple hits. And you must share what kind of glass cleaner you use to make it so invisible to birds. You have dove decoys visible from outside?
-DallanC
I don't know what the deal is with all the suicidal birds, maybe some kind of reflection on the window glass. It seems to happen same time of day, same 2 windows on the same side of the house. It's not just doves, other kinds of birds too.
They're really good to eat. I'm gonna get a pigeon trap and see if I can catch them. I modified a starling trap but they won't use it; pretty smart birds.
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