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Medium
Published 2000
Partridges are usually very tasty in November/December, and this next recipe makes a good dinner-party main course. So, too, does the previous, more rustic recipe.
If necessary, untruss the birds and remove the barding fat. Put a bay leaf, a sprig of thyme and a piece of orange zest in the cavity of each bird. Rub them all over with orange juice, and rub the butter over the breasts.
In a heavy casserole, brown the birds all over, and then flame with the cognac or brandy. Season lightly, and then pour in the wine. Bring to the boil, cover the casse
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