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Easy
Published 1991
The young white turnips, either long or round, which appear at the end of the winter combine beautifully with duck. The Muscat de Frontignan or Rivesaltes which flavours the sauce are local sweet fortified wines. Madeira or port would do as a substitute if necessary.
Truss the duck well. You can put a thick slice of country bread well rubbed with garlic (known as a chapon) inside. Season the bird well and brown it all over in the goose or duck fat in a large frying pan.
Pour any remaining fat into a large casserole – one big enough to take the bird – and soften the pork, carrot and onion in it. Place the bird on top and pour over the wine and