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4
Medium
40 min
Published 1973
This classic dish is hardly worth making in small quantities. For one thing, the flavor and texture of the cooked meat are much better with a largish piece of, say, 5 to 7 pounds. Smaller sizes lose their juices too quickly. The secret trick here is the use of a dry fruit brandy (instead of the more normal Cognac) to give a most delicate and subtle, vaguely fruity touch to both the meat and the sauce. In this recipe I use a very light Alsatian blackberry brandy, but one might equally use th
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