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Old 01-01-2001, 04:42 PM
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Wink What to do with goose remains

Well, I roasted my goose on New Year's Eve and it came out fine. Now I have about 2 pounds of leftover meat. The suggestions I mentioned to Danielle won't work for me (I don't eat pasta), but I had a question: could I use some of the 4 cups of rendered goose fat with the meat to somehow make rillettes? Any other suggestions for cooked goose? P.S.- the carcass is gone....
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How about:

Goose confit
Potatoes roasted in goose fat
Goose & red cabbage
Goose Fricassée


And yes Goose rillette. I hope your cholesterol level is normal
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Old 01-02-2001, 01:52 PM
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Goose remains?

Might I suggest burying them...or incineration.
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How about making a risotto.
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Roisti Potatoes, with goose rillets and fried chives
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These sound really good (except for making goose kimchi- was that what you meant, Crudeau? ) The confit sounds delicious. Thanks, everyone.
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Goose Kimchi. My, that sounds interesting. Some kind of new fusion thing? That's a horse of a different feather.
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bury them. With full rites - your god will look upon it favourably.
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So far it's just being nibbled up, and before long, there won't be enough for a recipe of anything! I think I'll put an end to this by making rillettes out of the rest, flavored with a bit of quatre epices and stuffed into a little crockery pot.
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