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We put the breast of the doves in brochettes with onoins ,and tomatoes and a bit of bacon over the breast cook in in the barbecue for a few minutes and will taste a delicious meat ,we always do this while hunting with our clients.juan


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We always do them with minced garlic in olive oil a butterflied jalapeno (seeds removed) a little cilantro then wrapped in bacon and grilled.


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we take 2 dove breasts, stick a slide fo cheese between them with a Jalapeano pepper slice ontop the cheese, then wrape a slice of bacon around the 2 dove breasts and slide a toothpick in th emniddle holding the contents togeather, grill it on a nie slow flame, and bam, is it ever tasty!
 
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Smoke/grill basting with good sweet and sour and serve with rice and sause. Damnit now i'm
hungry,going to clean the 16. Big Grin


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Posts: 1684 | Location: Walker Co,Texas | Registered: 27 August 2004Reply With Quote
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What's a brochette?
 
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Posted 18 September 2005 05:48
What's a brochette?


I had a brochette once, but I broke it or someone stole it or somethin. You guys are on to some good eatin though!!

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What's a brochette?


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Baboon, I hope you didn't eat the brochette, it tastes terrible , worse than spinach !! thumbdown
 
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we take 2 dove breasts, stick a slide fo cheese between them with a Jalapeano pepper slice ontop the cheese, then wrape a slice of bacon around the 2 dove breasts and slide a toothpick in th emniddle holding the contents togeather, grill it on a nie slow flame, and bam, is it ever tasty!
That sounds awesome, I'll have to try it. Thanks cold!
 
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