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On the grill? Charcoal or gas? Looks great, crispy on the outside makes for an awesome bird.
 
Figured what better way to christen a new slicer than to have a go at the official forum bird... Deboned a la Pepin. Stuffing consisting of corn bread, potato bread, bacon, spinach, fennel, onion, celery, shallots, garlic and a bit of chicken stock, though not enough to make the bread soggy ( there will be plenty of juices from the chicken itself to soak up during cooking )

Obligatory picture of the knives that will be in use:
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Bird deboned and ready for stuffage:
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Stuffing applied:
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Rolled and tied:
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Roasted and ready to slice:
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Slicing commenced: ( My new Mike Davis suji did an amazing job of this, very effortless feeling slices )
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K-Fed that looks great. Did you redistribute meat to get a rounder stuffing? I noticed on my duck that it looks like a "T".
 
I followed pepins suggestions butter flying the breasts a little to fill in the void left by the neck, and placing the tenders just above the thighs to fill in that spot. Worked beautifully.
 
Here are two I made for a little gatheering a few months ago. After sutffing, I bagged and Sous Vide them 24hrs at 140, rapid chilled, then just popped them in a 425 degree oven until internal temp was 150, after resting, the temp rose to 163. I let them rest until the came down to 140.

I did one this weekend that I stuffed with Mujahadrra.








 
Actually, pretty much everything gets intoxicated. And many species LIKE it:tease:
 
I will eat anything, but I would not get away with serving that teddy bear looking one to the wife and kids. ..lol
 
I'd like to see the how to video on that bear :D
 
Lol that bear is so wrong and sooo awesome.
I really would like to see a "how to" on that. Perhaps you could make "thread" out of the tendons from the tenders (if you broke down a bunch of other chickens first) or maybe just some skin cut into long, thin strips?
Does meat-glue work on skin?

Oh man what my 12yr old self wouldn't have given for the chance to serve this to his 6yr old little sister.... especially after she'd spent a few hours looking for her missing bear...
 
The quail were tiny. It is a quail stuffed into a quail. They were brined with a bit of pink salt for color and then lightly smoked. I was thinking when it comes time to write the menu somebody is going to suggest calling it: Quail "Prosciutto". At that point I will probably regret ever having made it. Anyway, for better sense of scale.

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