Adapted from Beyond Buckshot and Bourbon—Cooking on the Wild Side.
Delicious served over rice.
Wildfowl is often overlooked for making sausage. Pheasants were introduced to Alberta in the early 1900s and have become a favourite amongst upland hunters. Cooking can be challenging, as the meat can dry out and is easily overcooked. Making sausage ensures every bite is moist and flavourful, highlighting the nuances of the colourful bird.
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