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armchair jockey wilson!!
08 Jan 10 21:00
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how is this best cooked?.....and what are the preferred accompaniments to be eaten with swan?....it looks like it may be a bit dry in texture!.....any advice appreciated!

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By:
sparkmaster.
When: 08 Jan 10 21:01
swan on the cob?
By:
GrimReaper
When: 08 Jan 10 21:01
Swans belong to Her Majesty the Queen. You'll be strung up :|
By:
rustyboy
When: 08 Jan 10 21:01
reported.
By:
The Dragon
When: 08 Jan 10 21:01
illegal
By:
Crisp77
When: 08 Jan 10 21:02
The chinese have 'Swan ton soup'
By:
brendanuk1
When: 08 Jan 10 21:03
use goose recipe it works well
By:
mitchell downie
When: 08 Jan 10 21:04
Fishing thread, most obvious one yet.
By:
armchair jockey wilson!!
When: 08 Jan 10 21:05
its ok...im sure hrh lizzie has better things to do, than send the heavies round to mine!......the local kebab shop hasnt reopened since being flooded out in november and the chippy is horrible, so i have taken up a spot of "trapping" and my first catch was a swan!....it took a good few hacks with my sand wedge before it stopped flapping around and squawking!...but i guess with practice i will learn to judge which club is best for the job!.
By:
UpanddowninItaly
When: 08 Jan 10 21:06
oh dear!
By:
roger_roger
When: 08 Jan 10 21:12
i think i will duck this question.
By:
cunnybobbler
When: 08 Jan 10 21:13
nobody actually cooking swan would call it cooking A swan..
hth.
By:
tictacman1
When: 08 Jan 10 21:13
up to 5 years for eating the royal bird! go steady
By:
Gallivanter
When: 08 Jan 10 21:13
That swan on the cob crack was very good. I wish I could pen a riposte.
By:
armchair jockey wilson!!
When: 08 Jan 10 21:17
im not actually cooking a swan...because i dont know the best way to do it!....it looks a bit large and cumbersome to be "pan-frying"...and just roasting it seems a bit boring, anyone got any decent recipes?......it is quite tough to cut up into any sort of managable pieces, i have tried a bow knife which would cut through the sinew, and also a junior hacksaw which was okay until i struck bone,upon which the blade just snapped!....getting my 6" angle grinder out at it seems a bit o.t.t but if thats what i need to do then i shall!
By:
baracouda30
When: 08 Jan 10 21:18
up to 5 years for eating the royal bird

Not if you're James Hewitt.
By:
blackbarn
When: 08 Jan 10 21:18
swans don't belong to the queen. NAP!
By:
armchair jockey wilson!!
When: 08 Jan 10 21:19
this swan certainly doesnt!
By:
Benny brown trousers
When: 08 Jan 10 21:29
Polish immigrants have kept the numbers down to an acceptable level.
By:
armchair jockey wilson!!
When: 08 Jan 10 21:35
i have to be honest....when i put my snare down,the last thing i expected to find in it was a swan!...and without wanting to sound ungrateful,i really didnt want a swan!...i know how to tackle cooking a goose or a rabbit or a pheasant...but swan casserole doesnt really do it for me!
By:
GrimReaper
When: 08 Jan 10 21:49
Do a search on "Jeffrey Dahmer", it should give you some butchering tips
By:
armchair jockey wilson!!
When: 08 Jan 10 21:52
ive read lots about mr dahmer....but he wasnt prolific in butchering swans!.....its someone with skills in the field that i need!.....but dahmer would be a very useful point of reference if i ever caught a fagbot with my snare!
By:
Facts
When: 08 Jan 10 21:59
ajw - you are a pr*t
By:
positively4thsteet
When: 08 Jan 10 22:12
lake near me has hundreds of geese, and one swan. local twitcher reckons that the swan is from russia or something and lost its flock and just stayed with the geese it found. surely that isn't owned by the queen. Either way, all those geese and one swan must be worth a bit in a posh restaurant.
By:
GrimReaper
When: 08 Jan 10 22:18
It all comes down to the Law of Royal Perogative. The swanyou mention is effectively squatting in England, and therefore belongs to Her Majesty.

She also owns all the Eastern Europeans, I believe.
By:
positively4thsteet
When: 08 Jan 10 22:22
seem to remember doing some research on this a few months ago. A swan in usa for eating costs .... guess how much.

well i'll tell you. one thousand dollars ffs.
By:
Big Charlie
When: 08 Jan 10 22:57
GrimReaper 08 Jan 23:18
The swan you mention is effectively squatting in England .


Don't let Border Patrol know, they'll want to deport it and the paperwork wil cost a fortune.
By:
yorky
When: 08 Jan 10 22:59
this is easy ,put it in the oven for a hour on gas mark swan

lol eh eh !!!!!!!!! gas mark swan, oh well please yourselfs
By:
dannyho12
When: 08 Jan 10 23:13
swan vesta currys ok
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