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Published 1986
Three little partridges with red beaks and coral feet flown from San Vincente de Alcántara in Spain and hung for a week by the Veronese pollaiolo in Via Mazzini, induced a confederate to dash out in the snow and come back with a bottle of Vecchia Romagna.
We plucked the birds, emptied their crops, removed their entrails and severed their necks and coral feet; stuffed sprigs of thyme inside them with a garlic clove and salt and applied some salt outside; then trussed them, laid them in a deep dish and anointed them with a little olive oil. We soaked the fungi in a little tepid water.
The birds were browned in a copper frying pan in pure p
