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     From the Victorian Christmas Dinner of the
	 
	Manassas Gourmet Club 
	Original recipe is from Eliza Action,  
	"Master Cookery in All its Branches" 1848.  | 
   
  
	| Quantity | 
	Ingredients | 
	
    Preparation Notes | 
	 
  
	| 1 - 9lb  | 
	Goose | 
	
    -   Preheat oven to 450 degrees
 
    -   Rub goose inside and out with the course salt and 
	set aside.
 
    -   Parboil the onions in boiling water for 5 minutes.
 
    -   Remove onions with slotted spoon, cool and then 
	chop fine.
 
    -  In a large bowl, combine onions, chopped apples, 
	sage, pepper and butter.
 
    -  Just before cooking goose, place stuffing in 
	cavities of the goose.
 
	-   Sew or skewer the openings and truss goose in 
	usual way.
 
    -   Roast the goose (note cook's notes below) for the 
	first 15 minutes, then reduce heat to 350 and turn goose on its side.
 
    -  After 1 hour, turn the goose onto its other side.
 
    -  For the final 15 minutes, roast the goose on its 
	back.
 
	-   Baste the goose with about 3 Tablespoons of 
	boiling water about every 20 minutes during the whole period of roasting.  
	Allow about 15 minutes per pound for the total weight of the stuffed goose.
 
	-   When done, internal temperature should register 
	180 degrees, the legs should move up and down freely and juices should run a 
	pale yellow.
 
	-   While goose is roasting, prepare gravy and port 
	wine sauce.  See other recipe pages linked for 
	Dressing, Gravy and 
	Port Wine Sauce
 
	 
	Notes: to reduce grease, use 2 prong fork and poke goose all over.  
	Put goose on rack in pan over water.  Steam 1 hour.  Be sure 
	grease is running, if not, poke.  Cut in half, remove backbone and 
	roast at 425 degrees  
 
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	| 2 tsp | 
	Coarse Salt | 
	 
  
	| 
	 
	Dressing  | 
	 
  
	| 3 med | 
	Onions peeled | 
	 
  
	| 4 Lrg | 
	Granny Smith 
	Apples, peeled, cored and chopped | 
	 
  
	| 2 Tbsp | 
	Loosely packed 
	dried sage leaves, crumbled | 
	 
  
	| 1/2 tsp | 
	Freshly Ground 
	Pepper | 
	 
  
	| 1 Tbsp | 
	Butter, cut 
	into tiny bits | 
	 
  
	| 
	
	Brown Gravy | 
	 
  
	|   | 
	Gizzard, Neck, 
	Heart, Liver and Wing Tips of Goose, chopped | 
	 
  
	| 1 | 
	Onion, peeled 
	and sliced | 
	 
  
	| 1 | 
	Carrot, sliced | 
	 
  
	| 1 - 2 Tbsp | 
	Rendered Goose 
	Fat or  
	Cooking Oil | 
	 
  
	| 3 C | 
	Stock or Beef 
	Bouillon | 
	 
  
	| 1/2  | 
	Bay Leaf | 
	 
  
	| 3 | 
	Sprigs Parsley | 
	 
  
	|   | 
	Salt & Pepper 
	to Taste | 
	 
  
	| 
	
	Port Wine Sauce | 
	 
  
	| 1/2 
	C | 
	
	Port | 
	 
  
	| 1 tsp | 
	Mustard | 
	 
  
	| Pinch | 
	Cayenne Pepper | 
	 
  
	|   | 
	Salt to Taste | 
	 
  
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