WARM PIE WITH POTATOES PARIS
DECEMBER 2017
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Breeders, caterers, restaurant owners, culinary school trainees, consumers the world over – do you believe that the guinea fowl should be given pride of place on our plates ?
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DECEMBER 2017
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Access the directorySolidarity gives you wingsBreeders, caterers, culinary school trainees, consumers the world over – do you believe that the guinea fowl should be given pride of place on our plates ? Join the movement so that we can address this injustice. Join the GRIF !
Join the grifGuinea fowl has been ignored for too long. For far too long, it has been used only for special occasions. Quality breeding, origin, traceability, incomparable taste, originality, recipes, etc. We have taken up our quills to share all the secrets of this wonderful bird!
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posted by
Sophie
Québec
I cook this delicious dish for romantic meals! ...
This beautiful bird originating from Africa is now farmyard poultry, and its meat is delicate and tender....
posted by
Marie
Bordeaux
posted by
Eric
Eleveur, Producteur Sarthe
Try a red label farmhouse guinea fowl. You won't be disappointed!...
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The guinea fowl is good poultry. It has been reared for at least 11 weeks when I cook it. The breeders are careful to feed it well. It is raised in wild conditions where it can roam freely and develop.Many people find it confusing, but the guinea fowl is different from the chicken. The guinea fowl's meat is delicate, tasty and slightly resembles game. It is nothing but pleasure.The way it is c...
Is it easy to cook?Yes, because it can be cooked traditionally or using more original flavours: spices, citrus fruit and even pistachio and truffles. I combine guinea fowl breasts with dried fruit: apricots and figs, which I roast. This results in tender pieces with a sharp flavoured juice. The guinea fowl can be served in any season – in summer with herbs, in autumn with mushrooms. Wha...
Ingredients: 1 x 1.8 kg free-range Label Rouge (Red label) ready-to-cook guinea fowl capon • 1 kg soft dried figs • 1/4 l Muscat wine (sweet) • 1 small cinnamon stick • 1 sprig rosemary • 1 sprig thyme • 2 tbsp groundnut oil • salt • pepper.
1 guinea fowl • 4 very thin strips of Colonnata lard • 1 petit-suisse • 1 sprig rosemary • 3 sprig thyme flowers • 10 garlic cloves • olive oil.
Guinea fowl is as easy to cook as other poultry. Marketed all year round, it can be used daily or in more festive preparations....