How should I cook boneless skinless goose breast?

I’ve been given a package with two portions of boneless skinless goose breast. Most likely I’ll grill them and serve them with a salad. Unless you have better suggestions. I don’t want to roast it without the skin, do I?

Do any of you have recommendations for a great goose marinade or rub? I have a respectable assortment of herbs and spice. I didn’t wade too deep into the internet yet. The first few hit suggested corning it, but those recipes call for a lot more meat and several more varieties of salt than I already have.

(Is Morton’s Tender Quick a standard grocery store item?)

Thanks in advance.

I have no idea, but by going boneless/skinless, are you hoping to cut down on the grease?

What kind of goose breast? Canada/wild goose is gonna be a lot different than a domestic goose.

Brine it. I use this brine for all of my wild birds. You can skip the maple. Roast it, or indirectly grill after brining. Directly grilling chars it because if the sugar.

http://www.food.com/recipe/brined-roast-pheasant-outdoor-wisconsin-style-107369

Wasn’t my call. I’ve had goose grease on toast points and it was DElicious.

He did not say. It was a friend of a friend situation. I can’t even call him up and ask him. Drat!