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Oriental Spring Goose

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Oriental Spring Goose

The perfect oriental spring goose recipe with a picture and simple step-by-step instructions.

  • 4,5 kg Goose meat with skin frozen
  • 1 lb Goose offal (without liver)
  • 200 g Ground almonds
  • 150 g Sultanas
  • 100 g Roasted peanuts in butter
  • 1 teaspoon Ground ginger
  • 1 tablespoon Raz El Hanout / Spice Mix
  • 500 g Onions white
  • 1 piece Lemon
  • 2 tablespoon Honey liquid
  • 3 liter Water cold
  • 1 piece Cinnamon stick
  • 2 piece Cloves
  • 1 tuber Fresh garlic
  • 1 tablespoon Herb vinegar
  • 2 tablespoon Extra virgin olive oil
  • 0,5 liter Dry red wine
  • 1 Straus Dried mugwort
  • 1 piece Leek
  • 1 shot Soy sauce
  • 1 branch Rosemary needles
  • Salt
  • Szechuan pepper
  • 1 sake Apple
  • 2 Pcs Carrots
  1. Gutting the goose and preparing the neck, the innards such as the kidneys, stomach and heart with 2 liters of cold water for a broth. The belly fat is completely removed and left out for goose fat (see also the recipe) “Then hang the goose in the sausage room to ripen for a day!
  2. Now wash the goose, rub it dry inside and out and season it with salt, pepper, mugwort and marjoram. Simply rub the outside with salt, pepper and Raz El Hanout.
  3. Soak the raisins in a little red wine, roast the pulped peanuts in butter and fill everything with the apple, onion, mugwort sprigs and the carrot pieces into the goose and sew well.
  4. The goose is now seared all over in part of the rendered fat until it has turned slightly color. Shortly before searing, a few onion wedges and carrot pieces are braised and flambéed with the brandy. The whole thing is then topped up with the poultry broth and cooked for about 3 hours in the oven at 180 ° convection in a closed roaster.
  5. To make the goose nice and crispy, brush it every 1/2 hour with a mixture of water, salt and honey and at the end of the cooking time, irradiate it for another 30 minutes in the roaster lid with the infrared grill switched on 😉
  6. Finally, season the sauce with the ginger and cinnamon, I always put the cloves in the onions when frying them!
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oriental spring goose

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Written by John Myers

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