
I live my life by the axiom “pork makes everything taste better”. I apply this self-evident postulate to rotisserie poultry with delicious consequences. Simply tether game birds (squab, song thursh, pheasant, quail, etc.) to a spit with thick slabs of pancetta separating them. As the poultry and pork cook, collect their drippings in a pan and reserve. In the case of smaller game, drizzle the drippings over the whole birds and serve. For larger birds, quarter them and finish cooking them in a pan with the porky goodness. Serve with two Lipitor®.
Categories: Food & Wine, Meat, Pork
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or Draino, as my father would say. x
December 15th, 2009 at 8:27 pm