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Jacques Reymond: Spatchcock and buttered cabbage with verjus

Australian Gourmet Traveller French recipe for spatchcock and buttered cabbage with verjus by Jacques Reymond.
Jacques Reymond: Spatchcock and buttered cabbage with verjus

Jacques Reymond: Spatchcock and buttered cabbage with verjus

Sharyn Cairns
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Ingredients

Buttered cabbage

Method

Main

1.Preheat oven to 200C. Marinate spatchcock with spring onion, shallot, wine, port, vinegar, garlic, juniper, thyme, hazelnut oil and verjus for 30 minutes. Drain, place skin-side up on a wire rack placed on an oven tray. Brush with mustard, season with freshly ground pepper, roast until a crust forms and spatchcock is cooked through (12-15 minutes).
2.Meanwhile, for buttered cabbage, coarsely tear cabbage leaves, discarding thick veins. Heat oil in a casserole over low heat, add bacon, onion and garlic and stir occasionally until tender (4-5 minutes). Add butter and cabbage, season to taste, increase heat to high, cook until cabbage is just tender but still bright green (4-5 minutes). Transfer to serving plates, drizzle with hazelnut oil and verjus, top with spatchcock pieces and serve immediately.

You may need to order butterflied spatchcock in advance from your butcher.

This recipe is from the July 2009 issue of

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