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As a [[Pot roast|pot roast]], this recipe has the flavour of the bird without the dryness.
As a [[Pot roast|pot roast]], this recipe has the flavour of the bird without the dryness.
===Ingredients===
 
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| 1 [[Guinea fowl]], oven ready
| 1 [[Guinea fowl]], oven ready
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| 175 ml (6 fl oz) [[Dry white wine|dry white wine]]
| 175 ml (6 fl oz) [[Dry white wine|dry white wine]]
| [[Sea Salt|sea salt]] and [[Freshly ground black pepper|freshly ground black pepper]]
| [[Sea Salt|sea salt]] and [[Freshly ground black pepper|freshly ground black pepper]]
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===Method===
===Method===
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===Serving suggestions===
===Serving suggestions===
Serve hot with [[Boiled potatoes|boiled potatoes]] and [[Broccoli|broccoli]]
Serve hot with [[Boiled potatoes|boiled potatoes]] and [[Broccoli|broccoli]]
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Revision as of 17:46, 22 November 2014



Pot-roast Guinea fowl
Electus
Servings:Serves 4 to 6 people
Ready in:1 hour 30 minutes
Prep. time:15 minutes
Cook time:1 hour 15 minutes
Difficulty:Average difficulty
Recipe author:Chef
First published:28th July 2013

On our many holidays in France with the campervan, surfboards, boogie boards and canoes, we would often buy Guinea fowl from the supermarkets (Pintade in French). It has a flavour not unlike a very good chicken, though can often be a little dry. We eventually we discovered that covering it with streaky bacon while roasting improved the results.

As a pot roast, this recipe has the flavour of the bird without the dryness.

Ingredients

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Method

  1. Some of the Guinea fowl we have bought in Rural French butchers have been poorly plucked, just check and pull any remaining stubble
  2. Check for bagged giblets, remove and discard
  3. Season the inside of the bird with salt and pepper
  4. Add one slice of pancetta, 15 g (1/2 oz) of the butter and all of the herbs to the cavity as well
  5. Season the outside well with salt and pepper
  6. Cover the breast with the remaining pancetta and truss with kitchen string
  7. Heat the olive oil and the remaining butter in a pan and sauté the bird until browned, turning often
  8. Add half of the wine and cook until it all evaporates, place a lid on the pot, lower the heat and simmer for 50 minutes
  9. Remove the pancetta slices from the breast and lay in the bottom of the pot, replace the lid and simmer for another 10 minutes
  10. Remove the bird from the pot and keep warm
  11. Add the rest of the wine to the pot, increase the heat and cook until the liquid has reduced by half
  12. Cut the bird into pieces, arrange on a serving dish and pour over the juices.

Serving suggestions

Serve hot with boiled potatoes and broccoli

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