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WTF? What do geese eat? Lard?

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NotQuiteCockney · 24/12/2006 21:01

Seriously, I've never seen such greasy meat, I was clearing the fat out of the cavity (yum!) figuring there'd be a clump or two, there's a whole bird's worth of fat in there.

More seriously, what do I do with giblets, neck, and fat? I might use some of the fat for cooking tomorrow - how long does it keep for, in the fridge?

I wasn't planning to make gravy per se, but maybe I should, with giblets etc? Or stock?

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cece · 24/12/2006 21:05

You wait till you start cooking it

fishie · 24/12/2006 21:10

but you have 27 sauces why gravy?

cece all too right, it will give off pints of fat, hope you have some bowls waiting.... imo giblet gravy is vile, but i don't like offal anyway.

NotQuiteCockney · 24/12/2006 21:26

3 sauces, not 27!

We're planning to cook it wrapped in foil, on the grill, with a pan underneath to catch the fat. (And roast potatoes in, I figure?)

I feel like I should do something with the giblets.

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cece · 24/12/2006 21:35

We did one last year and had to empty the pan several times. Also the whole kitchen got very smeechy...

fishie · 24/12/2006 21:40

am i dim? you cannot be grilling it. in an oven i do hope. three sauces is enough for a feast, have you made bread yet (my favourite)

keep giblest for stock if you must. or freeze them to think about another day.

PigeonPie · 24/12/2006 21:42

However, keep the fat for the rest of the year - it's really absolutely fabulous for potatoes and it's MUCH better for you than lard - different sort of polyunsaturates or something (can't remember atm and am enjoying my Christmas port so can't be bothered to look it up)

Kbear · 24/12/2006 21:47

goose fat high in Omega 3 - if I recall...

lap it up in a pint pot!

NotQuiteCockney · 24/12/2006 21:54

Oh, no, we're not grilling it, I meant, it'll be on a rack, over a pan to catch the fat.

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