Goose used to be really popular in the UK but it fell out of favour when chicken, turkey and duck became more readily available. Nowadays it's only available through a few butchers or if you know a hunter. Even at Christmas time supermarkets will only stock a few bird.
Like in America we've had reports of immigrants taking geese and swans from ponds in the far right press but how popular is goose generally in America?
I don't think that it's the dish of poultry that people are offended by... I think it's because they go and do it in public parks. We go to a park and feed ducks, we go to a restaurant to eat duck. They come here where the park probably is a place you go to kill animals instead of feed them.
As for dogs and cats though... we're not Chinese and gone through a famine where that's a social norm. They come here from a place where they farm cats and eat them basically. Not a big deal. WE DO THE SAME SHIT WITH COWS AND CHICKENS... they just do with cats and they're bringing that tradition here.
It reminds me of the story that my half Pilipino half white friend told me about how his neighbors ate his dog when he still lived in the Philippines. Yes you loved your dog and he was going to be the best friend of your life for the next 9 years... but your neighbors were hungry...
Wrong because they stole your property to eat it. Steal my shit and I will shoot you in the face, have sex with your dead body, and then eat it. Who's really more wrong... them or me?
It has been over a year probably, and just recently his opinion disappeared. He had an opinion made on the day his account was created, and it was there not so long ago when I last tagged him.
When I first ate it, I felt like I was stepping into another world. Well, it was completely my fault that I overdid it that day when the goose was fresh out of the oven and forgot about the profiterole with lots of whipped cream inside and ate it for dessert. But I can't deny it, I made a sincere friendship with goose meat that day. If you have the chance, I recommend you try it. By the way, it's great to be a part of the KızlarSoruyor community, I enjoy sharing my food adventures here!
My neighbor has about a dozen Peking and Toulouse geese. I assume he eats them from time to time, but maybe he just uses the eggs. He also raises chickens, ducks, turkey, cows, has a couple horses around, a donkey, some rabbits, etc.
That said the issue isn't that someone would eat a goose. The issue is that someone would steal geese from the public park, kill them, and leave their remains around like a fucking savage or take people's pet cats or dogs and murder them in ritual killings. If it's not your property, you can just take people's livestock and murder it. There are certain populations of wild animals that you can hunt during certain seasons with a licence. Those populations are managed in wildlife plots so they aren't over hunted. If the animals aren't public on public hunting lands, then you can't hunt them.
Gänsekeule, goose leg, is very popular and common in Germany around November, usually served with mashed potato and red cabbage. There's always cabbage! C:
I realised the other day that coldslaw probably derives from Kohl (cabbage, aka Kraut).
Never had goose but there’s so many of them around they would have plenty to eat around here, I’ve only had duck when in another country but it was good
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