Ingredients for 4 people 4 kid goat shoulder cuts (whole or halved). 4 to 6 potatoes. 8 spring onions. 250 ml whisky. juice of 1/2 lemon. salt. freshly ground black pepper. pork lard. Preparation The day before, marinate the meat with the lemon juice and whisky. Keep it in the fridge overnight. The next day, preheat your oven to 190°C. Grease a baking dish that can go in the oven with the pork lard. Lay the potatoes, sliced thick, and the onions, cut into quarters, in the bottom of the dish... then arrange the shoulder pieces on top, leaving out the marinade for now. I've cut mine in half. Rub them with a bit more lard and season lightly with salt and pepper... Slide it into the oven uncovered. Turn the meat once or twice during cooking. After 40 to 45 minutes, pour the reserved marinade over the meat. Lower the heat to 180°C and keep roasting — the total time will be around 90 minutes. Every so often, baste the meat with the juices from the pan. When ...
Ingredients
for 3 people
- six chicken thighs
- 8 or 9 garlic cloves
- flour for dusting the chicken
- 150cc rancio wine
- 100gr cognac
- chicken stock
- 600gr small mushrooms
- a good handful of chopped parsley
- salt
- freshly ground black pepper
- extra virgin olive oil
Preparation
- Clean the mushrooms and sauté them lightly, add a pinch of salt, then set them aside.
- Peel the garlic cloves, slice them thin, and put them in a casserole with a good glug of oil.
- Let them turn golden.- Once they're nice and golden, take them out and set aside.
- In that same oil, brown the chicken thighs after you've seasoned them with salt and pepper and given them a light coating of flour.
- When the thighs are browned all over, pour in the rancio wine and cognac. Let the alcohol cook off.
- Add back those reserved mushrooms.
- Crush the golden garlic with a generous handful of fresh parsley.
- When the thighs are browned all over, pour in the rancio wine and cognac. Let the alcohol cook off.
- Add back those reserved mushrooms.
- Crush the golden garlic with a generous handful of fresh parsley.
- Mix this garlic-parsley paste with a splash of stock to loosen it up.
- Stir it into the casserole. When it starts to bubble gently, lower the heat and put the lid on.
- Let everything simmer together for about 30 minutes, or until the meat starts falling off the bone.
Enjoy!






