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Cooking Guinea fowl supreme with endives and hypocras sauce
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Recipe Description
Guinea Fowl is a wonderful substitute to chicken and makes truly delicious recipes. Cooking Guinea Fowl Supreme with Endives and Hypocras sauce is the simplest form of using guinea fowl. This is because it does not require too much expertise and you can easily prepare it at home. In order to prepare different recipes using guinea fowl, you need to remove the bird’s breasts and try to maintain the wing bone joined. If accompanied with spicy ingredients, it makes luscious main course for you to enjoy with friends and family members. It forms a warming and welcoming dinner, a true alternative replacing chicken. It features a lovely flavor and an arresting fragrance. The Guinea Fowl is inhabitant of West Africa and also a popular diet of well-known Ancient Egyptians. It has been an imperative food in the regions of Africa and South Sahara along with other regions around the world. France, Italy and Belgium are known as largest producers of Guinea Fowl in Europe. As far as nutritional value is concerned, Guinea Fowl is low in cholesterol and high in protein. It is an excellent source of Niacin, Vitamin B6 and Selenium. It is prepared just like you prepare chicken with a slight difference. Marination of wings and legs gives you a true natural flavor. |
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Recipe Details
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6 guinea fowls, oil and butter (for the roasting), 1 dozen endives, 7 tablespoons sugar, salt, pepper, juice from ½ a lemon, 16 tablespoons butter, 3/4 cup dark fowl or veal fond, ¼ cup hypocras sauce (see following recipe) For the hypocras sauce: 2 pints red wine, 2 vanilla pods, 1 cinnamon stick, 2/3 cup raspberries, 1 teaspoon ground nutmeg, 6 cloves






