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If I came round for lunch/tea/dinner .....
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..... ( depends on the time of day your'e reading this - and the assumption is that you have invited me )
What would you prepare for me , to make me come back , when you invite me again ?
What would you prepare for me , to make me come back , when you invite me again ?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Well I would cook one of my best meals - as I would for any guest in my house. However, I wouldn't expect you to come back for the food, I would expect you to come back for the company (if invited).
I suppose I might do something like
Scallops on a warm salad of carrot with a sauternes sauce
Chicken breasts stuffed with pancetta and wild mushrooms in a marsala wine sauce with rosemary roasted mini potatos and root veg
White chocolate and amaretto terrine with plum coulis
a selection of local cheese and homemade oatcakes
Coffee and petit fours
And if you annoyed me, I just wouldn't invite you back.......
I suppose I might do something like
Scallops on a warm salad of carrot with a sauternes sauce
Chicken breasts stuffed with pancetta and wild mushrooms in a marsala wine sauce with rosemary roasted mini potatos and root veg
White chocolate and amaretto terrine with plum coulis
a selection of local cheese and homemade oatcakes
Coffee and petit fours
And if you annoyed me, I just wouldn't invite you back.......
also known as a "Canard Pressé"
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there's a restaurant on the south side of Rouen Cathedral that serves it......essentially separate the breast and the carcass. The carcass to the oven with herbs and roast, then let rest. Prepare the magret, season and herbs and sauté - and rest. Take the legs off and rest and the bones then under the huge press to squeeze out all the juices. Flame with Calvados (and the sauté pan), reduce the juices, mount (monté) with Normandy butter and cream and season. Assemble.
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there's a restaurant on the south side of Rouen Cathedral that serves it......essentially separate the breast and the carcass. The carcass to the oven with herbs and roast, then let rest. Prepare the magret, season and herbs and sauté - and rest. Take the legs off and rest and the bones then under the huge press to squeeze out all the juices. Flame with Calvados (and the sauté pan), reduce the juices, mount (monté) with Normandy butter and cream and season. Assemble.