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Jalapeño Wild Rice Waterfowl Brats


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I had a bunch of ducks/geese from the past weekends so I decided to do up a couple different batches out of my "comfort zone". Last night I stuffed a 5 lb batch of fresh goose brats and grilled up a couple tonight.  I think I hit a home run on this one! Easily one of my favorite brats, although like I said I never got too crazy in the past.

I used 1 cup of wild rice (which turns into about 4 after cooking) and 3 jalapeños (partially de-seeded and de-veined) for a 5 pound batch of roughly 60:40 goose to pork. I probably could have scaled the rice back a bit, but it's not overwhelming.

Previously I've only done jerky with waterfowl, but I know I'll be doing alot more sausage now as well. 

 

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I actually cheated and used a pre-mixed brat seasoning packet with about 60% goose meat and 40% pork roast. Ground it twice through the coarse plate and mixed in the wild rice and chopped jalapenos prior to stuffing. 

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