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27-12-2005, 04:08 PM   #1

Goose fat...


I would like to confirm what Emma said about using goose fat for the roasties and parsnips. I used it for the first time on Christmas Day and my guests were guinea pigs without knowing it! I didn't say a word about using it but the comments from them after were very complimentary.....the taste was so amazing, light, crispy and fluffy I would call it!
Thanks Emma, good of you to share your tips with us



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27-12-2005, 04:11 PM   #2

Re: Goose fat...


Good to hear that they came out well Mags

I was waiting to hear that somebody who tried it didn't like it, that wouldn't be very good at Christmas time



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27-12-2005, 05:26 PM   #3

Re: Goose fat...


I'm going to give that a try. When I start cooking again! hehe



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