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Leftover Goose ?
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Any ideas as to what dish I could make with the remains of this bird . It was lovely , and the roasties wonderful cooked in the fat , good thing it's only once a year as I have high cholesterol !!
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Spaetzle, braised red cabbage and apfelkren (apple and horseradish) sauce if you want to be all Austrain about it.
If not, slice nicely and serve with celery, avocado (for some more fat in the diet..) green leaves, walnuts, green peppers, a good french dressing and some proper warm bread.
Make some rillettes and serve up on warm baguette with some green leaves as a filling snack.
Mrs Beeton says make a goose hash...: http://www.thefoody.com/mrsbpoultry/hashedgoos e.html
Simply carve and serve with a creamy mash - potato and carrot; turnip; celeriac; bubble and squeak....and a good acid fruit sauce like rhubarb and champagne; gooseberry; kumquat and cognac, etc etc with a fresh green side as well.
Devilled goose with rice, salad and a couple of sides like avocado and chili salsa and amango pickle...
Classic British - serve with a Cumberland Sauce...
Make potted goose - or if you're posh, a pate....
and boil the bones up and get the bits going for a good stock.....
Hope that helps some.
Spaetzle, braised red cabbage and apfelkren (apple and horseradish) sauce if you want to be all Austrain about it.
If not, slice nicely and serve with celery, avocado (for some more fat in the diet..) green leaves, walnuts, green peppers, a good french dressing and some proper warm bread.
Make some rillettes and serve up on warm baguette with some green leaves as a filling snack.
Mrs Beeton says make a goose hash...: http://www.thefoody.com/mrsbpoultry/hashedgoos e.html
Simply carve and serve with a creamy mash - potato and carrot; turnip; celeriac; bubble and squeak....and a good acid fruit sauce like rhubarb and champagne; gooseberry; kumquat and cognac, etc etc with a fresh green side as well.
Devilled goose with rice, salad and a couple of sides like avocado and chili salsa and amango pickle...
Classic British - serve with a Cumberland Sauce...
Make potted goose - or if you're posh, a pate....
and boil the bones up and get the bits going for a good stock.....
Hope that helps some.
Don't know if this would work with goose but i use it for left over turkey.
Cut up finely the leftover turkey/goose...pulse in the blender if you like
Add equal quantities of mash potato
Add one egg
Add half a finely diced red onion (can be normal)
Make into patties or burgers and shallow fry !!!
You can add what you like to the above...a bit of chilli, garlic, ginger, finely chopped dried aprictots etc.
Bit like a carnivores bubble n squeek !!!
Cut up finely the leftover turkey/goose...pulse in the blender if you like
Add equal quantities of mash potato
Add one egg
Add half a finely diced red onion (can be normal)
Make into patties or burgers and shallow fry !!!
You can add what you like to the above...a bit of chilli, garlic, ginger, finely chopped dried aprictots etc.
Bit like a carnivores bubble n squeek !!!