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A CHRISTMAS CHOICE OF FAIR AND FANCY GAME
Collected by Reginald Wells
December 26, 1955
In holiday spirit SI offers favorite recipes of nine famous sportsmen—but don't look for the ingredients at your corner grocer
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December 26, 1955

A Christmas Choice Of Fair And Fancy Game

In holiday spirit SI offers favorite recipes of nine famous sportsmen—but don't look for the ingredients at your corner grocer

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"Grease the sides of a baking dish with pieces of lard and place it over a slow flame until it darkens. Place in the baking dish the hare (whose blood, heart and liver have been saved and placed aside), which has been well coated with lard. Surround with diced carrots, onions stuffed with cloves, 2 cloves of garlic, 40 shallots, and a bouquet garni. Pour over the hare a half bottle of excellent red wine and season with 2 tablespoons wine vinegar. Roast in low-heated oven for six hours, basting several times during cooking. When finished, remove from oven, taking the meat from the bones. After straining the sauce, add another half bottle of red wine. Replace the meat of the hare, plus the minced insides (heart, liver, etc.) which have been mixed with a clove of garlic and a few shallots, in the baking dish. Cover it with all of the strained sauce, returning it to the oven to be roasted for another two hours. When the hare is done, remove the meat, add the blood of the hare to the sauce until it reaches the consistency of a fairly thick soup. Return the meat to the baking dish and serve piping hot."

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