Quail
Quail in Cognac |
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Posted by Administrator (admin) on May 21 2008 at 8:52 AM |
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Ingredients (serves 8)
8 Alternative Meats Boneless Quail 8 slices of Maynards Traditional Dry Cure Bacon (cut into two inch pieces) Four cloves of garlic Two sprigs of fresh thyme Small glass of red wine (or two!!) Two tablespoons of cognac Stock (about 1/4 pint) Butter Triangles of White Bread or croutons Fresh parsley, chopped
Method
Sauté
the quail in a large flat pan with the bacon, for about 10 minutes. Add
the garlic cloves and the sprigs of thyme and cook for about two -
three minutes basting frequently. Remove the birds to a plate, keeping
warm, and pour off the fat from the pan. Deglaze the pan with a little
red wine, the cognac and some stock to suit the amount of sauce
required. Reduce this slightly by gently simmering and season with salt
and freshly ground pepper. Whip in some soft butter to thicken
slightly. Take some butter in a fresh pan and fry the bread, arranging
either under the quail or around the serving plate. Pour the sauce over
and sprinkle with freshly chopped parsley.....
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