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Rating: 5 stars A great way to cook all that goose my husband brings home from hunting! The goose was very tender and fell apart on the plate. It really needs the BBQ sauce the goose didn't have much flavor without it. I cooked 2 goose breasts and left the second to marinade in BBQ sauce overnight. Great flavor! Thumb Up Helpful (69)

Rating: 5 stars I skinned and cut up a whole goose and stuffed it into my slow cooker. Tender succulent tasty. I served it with mashed potatoes. It was great - definately a five star way to cook goose. It'll be a long time before I bake goose in the oven again. Thumb Up Helpful (61)

Rating: 5 stars I don't like goose but I made this for my husband and he LOVES it! He ate it for three days (and he doesn't eat leftovers) and then I froze the rest. He was so excited to learn that I had some stashed away. He can't wait til hunting season next year to get more geese. Thumb Up Helpful (57)

Rating: 5 stars Not a big fan of goose but loved this recipe. I cooked two breasts, used 3-15oz cans of Chicken Broth and 1/4 cup Worchester sauce. It does not have that strong goose flavor. We ate it as a cold sandwich as well as open faced with the the gravy! Thumb Up Helpful (45)

Rating: 4 stars My son is quite an avid hunter and I am always looking for recipes for the game that he brings home. I made this for him and his roommate and they thought that it was excellent. I shared this with another mother of hunters and they enjoyed it very much also. If you like wild game this is a very good and a easy recipe to try. Thank you! Thumb Up Helpful (40)

Rating: 5 stars My husband is a HUGE goose hunter and we have a freezer full of goose breasts. This is so easy and VERY good. I even enjoy it and I don't like goose that much. I like to add the sauteed onions and garlic to the slow cooker....gives it great flavor. Thumb Up Helpful (39)

Rating: 5 stars Wow! Thanks for sharing! My husband has friends who regularly share their duck and/or goose breasts with us after their hunting trips. Not being a hunting family ourselves they "gamey" flavor was too strong for the kids and sometimes even for us. I made this for my husband and now we all are finding ourselves enjoying goose breast. I skipped the sauteing step as the onions will still caramelize when cooked this long in a crock pot. I also threw all the breasts in to cook in one large batch. I cooked about 6 goose breasts and 10 duck breasts together ( I used about 6 onions total) and threw in 6 heads of garlic (yes heads not cloves) with the tops cut off. Since the garlic was not minced but whole it gave it a mellow garlic flavor instead of harsh / bitter. I used kosher salt pepper and water in lieu of the broth since I find the salt in broth gets too intense after cooking that long. I cooked on high for about 9 hours and low for another 1 1/2 since I had so much meat (the bones had already been removed during the butchering process). I removed the meat to a cutting board to shred. The duck was the consistency of pulled pork so it was cooked to perfection. The goose was the texture of properly cooked beef brisket so tender but not "fork tender". Once shredded I put all the meat in a pan with a couple of spoonfuls of the drippings and then the bbq sauce ( drippings keeps the bbq sauce from being too thick without making it runny). Great meat we love! Thumb Up Helpful (37)

Rating: 5 stars This was pretty good. I've never had goose before & we'll make again. Thumb Up Helpful (32)

Rating: 5 stars I was asked to cook a goose and was skeptical although I've enjoyed many types of game. Decided to try this recipe for the breast meat and a Julia Child's recipe for the rest. This was awesome! The other recipe was okay too but this was waaay easier and actually better. If you expect goose to be greasey or gamey= try this. You'll be glad you did! Good with madeira wine. Thumb Up Helpful (28)