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Medium
Published 2002
It is best to do as little as possible to this wonderful bird (which tastes the way most chickens in the world should), but getting a crisp skin with a young bird that takes very little cooking is a problem. This recipe, which calls for fast cooking, is inspired by a recipe for poulet d’Inde (either turkey or guinea fowl) in a cookbook from 1651, Le Cuisinier François, of La Varenne, which uses raspberry vinegar to glaze and finish off the grilled bird.
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