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Perdreaux

Partridge

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By Auguste Escoffier

Published 1903

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The grey-legged partridge found mostly in flat open country is to be preferred to the red-legged species which are more common to hilly and wooded areas. They should be young and thus tender; older birds (Perdrix) should only be used in the preparation of forcemeats and Fumets.

Almost all of the recipes for pheasant are suitable for partridge and these will just be noted among the following recipes.

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