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12/16/2011
Bacon and charred tomatoes bring smoky sweetness to turnips cooked in goose fat.
Issue #143
12/02/2011
This salad is adorned with goose leg meat braised in goose fat to make a luscious confit.
Issue #143
11/09/2011
A tart Concord grape gelée offsets the richness of these goose liver terrines.
Issue #143
11/09/2011
This recipe for roast goose comes from executive chef Brian Alberg of the Red Lion Inn in Stockbridge, Massachusetts.
Issue #143
12/17/2007
Christmas goose for Christmas Day has long been a tradition in Austria (as has carp on Christmas Eve).
Issue #71
08/23/2002
One year at the Bracebridge Dinner in Yosemite, this dish was made with cold-smoked pheasant breast.
Issue #55
10/03/2001
The French-Canadian restaurant La Ferme Enchantée gave us its version of this hearty, traditional stew.
Issue #47
10/03/2001
Fèves au lard usually contains no meat except salt pork. (Fèves is a Quebecois term for beans, not necessarily favas.)
Issue #47
12/12/2007
If pheasant hunting and mushroom foraging aren't your thing, you can always order them by mail.
Issue #31
12/12/2007
While visiting Sweden we were served this traditional-style terrine.
Issue #23
11/15/2007
This unusual recipe, from Julia Child's The Way to Cook (Random House, 1989), produces a moist goose with crisp skin.
Issue #22
01/23/2007
Already a Christmas staple for most Europeans, the goose is becoming the new American holiday bird.
Issue #3
01/23/2007
Ruby port must have been invented to sauce a holiday goose—the flavors of each are perfectly complementary.
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11/23/2009
It’s the holidays, so leave the chickens for a less festive day and go with quail instead. The sweet grape sauce serves as a wonderful counterpart to roasted meat.
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04/13/2009
Sweet apples and crunchy pine nuts icontrast nicely with the rich, fatty goose.
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Source: Venere