After a long day.

[Permostat]

This is my recipe for duck Foie Gras

Serves 5

INGREDIENTS:
10 slices (40/60g) of Rougié flash frozen duck foie gras
100g/3.5oz. Port wine
50g/1.75oz. honey
150g/5.25oz. balsamic vinegar
200g/7oz. veal stock
150g/5.25oz. onion confit
1 French baguette
PREPARATION:

Caramelize the honey, stir in balsamic vinegar, reduce. Add Port wine,
reduce. Add the veal stock, and reduce to obtain a syrupy sauce.

Season with salt and pepper and then sear or grill the seasoned and
thawed slices of foie gras. Keep warm on paper towels.

Brown slices of French bread in the same frying pan used to sear the
foie gras or on the grill. Put 15g of onion confit on each toast.

Place a slice of foie gras on each toast, set on a warm plate, and
baste with the sauce reduction. Serve immediately, alone, or with a
mixed green salad seasoned with balsamic vinegar.

Wonderful for anniversaries or dinner with longtime friends.

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[Rolf Magnus]

This is my recipe for duck Foie Gras

Serves 5

INGREDIENTS:
10 slices (40/60g) of Rougié flash frozen duck foie gras
100g/3.5oz. Port wine
50g/1.75oz. honey
150g/5.25oz. balsamic vinegar
200g/7oz. veal stock
150g/5.25oz. onion confit
1 French baguette
PREPARATION:

Caramelize the honey, stir in balsamic vinegar, reduce. Add Port wine,
reduce. Add the veal stock, and reduce to obtain a syrupy sauce.

Season with salt and pepper and then sear or grill the seasoned and
thawed slices of foie gras. Keep warm on paper towels.

Brown slices of French bread in the same frying pan used to sear the
foie gras or on the grill. Put 15g of onion confit on each toast.

Place a slice of foie gras on each toast, set on a warm plate, and
baste with the sauce reduction. Serve immediately, alone, or with a
mixed green salad seasoned with balsamic vinegar.

Wonderful for anniversaries or dinner with longtime friends.

You should prefer this language over C++:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chef_(programming_language)

Did you maybe post this to the wrong newsgroup?

 

[red floyd]

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You should prefer this language over C++:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chef_(programming_language)

I'm assuming that instead of "Hello world", the canonical
program in that language is "Hello children".