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I RURAL LIFE


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• + Wednesday,Septembor24,2014 Recipe Here is a seasonal dish to try. Grouse, with its strong, rich taste, can now


be f°, ,at the b“tchers and is a healthy, lean meat due to the bird's predilection for exercise. Young grouse can be tasty simply roasted.


Roast grouse Ingredients (serves four)


* £ 2 a O N O IH l


Grouse . 4 young grouse 8 rashers streaky bacon 8 crushed juniper berries 8 sprigs thyme Salt and pepper Fat for roasting Couple of handfuls of root vegetables Bread Sauce 400ml milk 1 white onion studded with 5 whole cloves 4 slices white bread, crushed Pinch ground spice Salt and pepper Game Chips 1 large frying potato Oil for deep frying Salt Gravy 200ml veal/game stock Splash of sloe gin 100ml light red wine


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Method


To make the bread sauce; bring the milk to the boil with the onion in it, and let it infuse for approximately 20 minutes. Remove the onion and add the remaining


ingredients. Set aside and keep warm. To make the game chips; peel the potato and


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Remove as much starch as possible by rinsing


in cold water, then pat dry. Heat the oil and deep fry for two to three


minutes until golden brown. To cook the grouse; Preheat the oven to 200°C/400°F/Gas Mark 6. Season and put the


juniper berries inside the cavities of the birds. Tuck a sprig of thyme under each leg, and lay two rashers of bacon over each breast.


Heat the fat in a roasting tin and sear on each


side. Roast for 16 to 20 minutes,depending on size, then remove from the tray and keep warm. Add the root vegetables, any juices, stock, sloe


gin and red wine and simmer gently for around six minutes. Sieve into a saucepan and check the seasoning. Serve with the game chips, vegetables, bread sauce and a pot of redcurrant jelly.


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