Teal (oven ready)

The Wild Meat Company

£5.95

Whole oven-ready teal, plucked, drawn and trussed by our butchers Britain's smallest wild duck, approximately 200g per bird Wild-shot in Britain with eco-friendly steel shot (no lead) Considered by many game cooks to be the finest wild duck of all Serves one as a starter or main, two for a bigger appetite Roasts in just 10 minutes from a hot oven Teal is the smallest of the British wild ducks and, by some distance, the finest in flavour and texture. What it lacks in size it more than makes up for in delicate, sweetly gamey meat that game connoisseurs consider the pick of the wild duck crop. Ea

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Teal (oven ready)

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