[header] How to pluck a goose [title] Get a large chopping block. [step] To pluck a goose can be a bit of a bloody mess, so it would help to do this on a piece of old plywood, or even the tailgate of your truck. Have paper towels and a garbage bag handy.
[header] How to pluck a goose [title] Get a large chopping block. [step] To pluck a goose can be a bit of a bloody mess, so it would help to do this on a piece of old plywood, or even the tailgate of your truck. Have paper towels and a garbage bag handy.
[substeps] Make sure you thoroughly rinse the butcher's block clean with clean water and dry it off before you begin. [title] Cut away the flesh from the goose's neck. This will make the whole cleanup process much easier if you work to contain it ahead of time. [substeps] Get your area ready before you start plucking the geese so that you know where everything is and are prepared for your work once you start plucking. [title] Get out the feathered tip as large as you can. [step] Remember, a good option is to leave the feathers on the long end dangling, just in case you accidentally rub them against one another and ruin the beak. This will ensure that you don't crush the goose. [title] Lay the goose flat on its back on the cutting board.