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By Shaun Hill
Published 2000
Guinea fowl meat is a touch gamier than chicken and not dissimilar to pheasant. When young, they suit being roasted, or grilled or broiled as here. Older specimens should be braised and will be dry to the point of toughness if you attempt any other treatment.
Divide the guinea fowl into breasts and legs. Pull the legs away and downward from the breast so that they are horizontal with the work surface. The thigh bones will snap loose from their sockets and can then be cut off. Lift the flap of skin covering the narrow neck cavity and cut out the wishbone which frames this gap. Run your finger along the breastbone that divides the two breast fillets.