Cooking a pheasant

Along with the duck eggs (see other thread), I bought a pheasant which is plucked and ready to go. Looking for the best way to cook it up as there seems to be conflicting arguments around doing it whole vs jointing it up. Couldn't tell you if it was a cock or a hen as it was already bagged up.
 


Along with the duck eggs (see other thread), I bought a pheasant which is plucked and ready to go. Looking for the best way to cook it up as there seems to be conflicting arguments around doing it whole vs jointing it up. Couldn't tell you if it was a cock or a hen as it was already bagged up.
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Along with the duck eggs (see other thread), I bought a pheasant which is plucked and ready to go. Looking for the best way to cook it up as there seems to be conflicting arguments around doing it whole vs jointing it up. Couldn't tell you if it was a cock or a hen as it was already bagged up.

If Masterchef has taught me anything it's that you should roast it on the crown and confit the legs.
 

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