The deep fried mars bar was invented in Stonehaven, about 15 miles south of Aberdeen, and was first served in the Carron Chippie. It was the inspiration of one of their (drunk?) patrons but soon caught on and is still served in that fine establishment.
I am another Jock who has never tried one but I have it on good authority that they taste better than one would think.
I do this with all my pheasant legs and thighs. I do them in butter. Add pepper and herbs to taste. When the legs are tender finish in the oven. Pour the butter into a container and freeze for use next time.
A true confit is cooked in the birds own fat. Not an option, I agree, with most game birds that don't have a lot of fat. I've used goose fat to confit pheasant and partridge to good effect though.
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