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buccaneer

somebody shut me the fark up.
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Oct 23, 2010
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The Never Never.
A childhood favourite, and a pretty rare meat to have .
They were expensive, and we usually had an older hen that quit laying.
I yearned for the home made gravy, made from pan catchings plus caramelised onion and garlic which adds a sweetness.
So, we start by putting some leftover chicken backs and the veg into the base of the pan.
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The Big Steel Keg hits temps!

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The Free Range chook is starting to pick up a bit of a tan

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The chook comes off for a rest on foil so I can catch juices for the au jus

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Next, use the pan parts to make a broth, make a butter and flour roux, strain off the solids to get those glorious juices and make an emersion

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Made some carrots cooked in orange blossom honey and butter, blanched broccoli in same, duck fat roasted potatoes and that Au Jus, oh man...


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Made me miss my mother, to be honest.

:yo:
 
The thing that really curls your toes is my grandmother's Au Jus gravy.
So brilliant.

Gravy was the singular reason I ate vegetables as a kid.
That, and the beatings.:wink:

:laugh:

Yep, the oldsters are crafty like that......

Tremendous cookup.....love the chook & veg. gravy especially......the wife fixes something like that, Oklahoma style, from pan roasted in the oven.........it's a secret, but tastes grate !!!!!
 
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