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Poultry and Game

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By Countess Morphy

Published 1935

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The Germans have few distinctive ways of cooking poultry and, although goose is largely consumed in Germany, it is generally roasted and served with some sweet compote; when eaten cold, it is accompanied by some salad. The other methods of cooking poultry are similar to those of most European countries, but their methods of cooking venison, however, are very characteristic.

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