Ingredients
- A whole goose
- 60 large chestnuts
- Two ounces of butter
- One onion
- A sprig (2-4 inches of the plant) of parsley
- A pint of chicken broth
- Two oranges
- Half a pound of red currant jelly
- One lemon
Directions
Gravy
- Peel the chestnuts by scalding them (heat water to just before boil and let chestnuts sit for less than a minute), then put them in a stew pan with two ounces of butter.
- Add one pint of broth into the pan and stew it down (cook until thickened a little bit).
- Take the chestnuts out to add to the parsley and onion.
- Boil down the gravy very much.
Goose
- Defeather and clean the goose.
- Prepare the gravy.
- Stuff the goose with one finely chopped onion and a sprig (2-4 inches of the plant) of finely chopped parsley and the chestnuts.
- Put the goose in the oven at 325 degrees and cook for an hour, then lower to 275 and cook for another hour and a half (internal temperature should be 160 degrees).
- When the goose is ready, take it out and let it cool before serving. While waiting add the juice of two oranges, half a pound of red currant jelly, and lemon peel shavings to the gravy. Then pour the gravy over the goose and it's ready to serve.
Source — La Cuisine Creole
Prepared by Zak Kilpatrick
Prepared by Zak Kilpatrick
Louisiana Anthology
September 22, 2022
September 22, 2022
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