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No credit here I'm abashed to to say. Gressingham duck, so about as unwild as it gets! The only butchery required was opening the packet and then dicing it up. 

 

I'm with you on Gizzards. Salade de gésiers is a cracking dish. 

 

 

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Bacon skink. Have some potatoes of indeterminate breeding that aren’t good for mash or chips so made a chunky slurry as gaia clearly intended. Bacon, onion, chilli, garlic, salt, pepper. Cream cheese and the starchy water for the slop element. Thyme for a bit of sweetness. That’s the next few weeks sorted until the pheasants come on. 

 

 

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Posted (edited)

Aye. Good gruel vibes. Delicious though.

Bit of leek wouldn't have harmed.

Edited by AHPP

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