quail processing

Guys (those who skin the birds) I know this is convenient, but I would not have a skinned bird, most of flavor is in the skin when you roast them or else.

But I must confess I do not do tedious plucking, my wife and mother in law do. LOL

When they protest, or complain I say: my job is to hatch, raise, butcher them and cook them

so shut up and pluck them or you will never eat them again.

So far it works.
 
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THATS THE FRAGILE BEAUTY OF DICTATORSHIP VS DEMOCRASY
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NOPE DONT GET ANY WORSE WITH AGE... AND THEY WILL PRODUCE FERTILE EGGS ALL THE WAY TO THE GRAVE.

Ditto!
 
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Yup!
Now I regret never having kids. I'll figure out what coturnix skin tastes like....at some point
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The liver,heart,and gizzard? They are just as eatable as their larger chicken counterparts. Coturnix gizzards, are way smaller than the bobs. It creates a cleaning nightmare, but the liver and heart, are about the same as any bird in it's weight class!
 
skinning birds is second nature to me quail take about 30-45 seconds to process this way I eat diving ducks and it is a nesesity for them I just do the same for all we even skin chickens here unless we are making soup or Bar-B-Q ing
 
I had to process some extra boys today, and since they were numbers three, four, and five that I've done in my life, I saved the hearts because they and the kidneys were the only organ I could easily identify during cleaning. Fried them up in olive oil and ate them on a tortilla chip apiece, with some onion, tomato, and a little mozzarella cheese. They were very good. Next time, I think I'll research to identify and try the liver too. Not sure how I feel about the kidneys--I'll probably try them eventually, because it seems wrong to never even TRY them, but I'm leery.
 

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