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Roast English Partridge With Forcemeat Balls & Celeriac P

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INGREDIENTS

4 Greyleg English partridge
properly hung
4 Shallots, diced
1 Carrot, diced
1 Leek, diced
150 Brown chicken or game stock
150 Red wine
1 Bouquet garni
1 T Dry Madeira
3 Juniper berries, crushed 3
to 4
8 Spri thyme
50 g Unsalted butter plus a
little extra
250 g Spinach, wilted in a little
butter
Salt and ground black pepper
175 g Pork fillet, well trimmed
175 g Game or chicken livers
25 g Fresh white breadcrumbs
1 Shallot
1 T Fresh thyme leaves
2 T Chopped fresh parsley
1 T Chopped fresh chives
1 Dessert apple, peeled cored
and
diced
2 t Plain flour
2 T Olive oil
Salt and ground black pepper
225 g Peeled potatoes
500 g Peeled celeriac
Grated nutmeg
50 g Unsalted butter
Salt and ground black pepper
2 T Olive oil
500 g Small shallots or pickling
onions
1 T White wine vinegar
1 T Dry sherry
1 t Caster sugar
2 1/2 Cm root ginger, peeled and
grated
2 T Apple or crab apple jelly
Zest from 1 large orange
blanched
125 g Fresh blueberries

INSTRUCTIONS

To make the compote, heat the oil in a pan, add the shallots or  onions
and cook until lightly coloured. Add the wine vinegar, sherry,  sugar
and ginger, shaking the pan. Continue cooking for 4-5 minutes,  until
almost tender. Add the jelly and orange zest and cook through.  Add the
blueberries at the last moment - do not allow to cook - and  serve
immediately.  To make the forcemeat, chop the pork, livers,
breadcrumbs, shallot and  seasoning very finely in a food processor.
Stir in the herbs and diced  apple. Fry a small piece of forcemeat in a
pan, taste and adjust  seasoning. Form into walnut-sized balls and roll
in the flour. Just  before serving, heat the olive oil in a pan and fry
the balls until  golden.  Remove the partridge legs at the hip join.
Place the legs in a  casserole or roasting tin, add the diced
vegetables, stock, red wine,  bouquet garni, Madeira and juniper
berries. Bring to the boil, then  place in a preheated oven at
180C/350F/gas 4 for 45 minutes until the  skin is glossy and the legs
tender. Keep warm until ready to serve.  Make an incision each side of
the breast bones and tuck in little  sprigs of fresh thyme. Lift the
skin away from the breast and smear a  little unsalted butter under the
skin. Season.  Heat the remaining butter in a heavy-based pan and sear
the breasts  on both sides, then sit them on their sides in a roasting
tin. Place  in a preheated oven at 220C/425F/gas 7 for 5-6 minutes.
Turn over and  continue roasting for a further 5 minutes. Remove and
rest in a warm  place for 5 minutes.  Meanwhile cook the potatoes with
two-thirds of the celeriac. Mash,  beat in the nutmeg and half the
butter and check the seasoning. Form  into small cakes and fry in the
remaining butter until crusty and  golden. Keep hot.  Cut the remaining
celeriac into fine julienne strips. Stir-fry  quickly in butter until
crisp. Season.  Strain the cooking liquid from the legs, reduce by half
and whisk in a  little butter. Remove the breasts from the carcasses.
Place the legs and forcemeat balls on heated dinner plates. Arrange
the  continued in part 2

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Nutrition (calculated from recipe ingredients)
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Calories: 6886
Calories From Fat: 3634
Total Fat: 410.1g
Cholesterol: 1332mg
Sodium: 5346.8mg
Potassium: 12681.5mg
Carbohydrates: 487.8g
Fiber: 18.2g
Sugar: 30.4g
Protein: 342.4g


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