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Gosling Hash En Bordure

Detach all the meat from the gosling left over from yesterday and cut it into small dice pieces. Peel and core two green, good-sized apples, cut them in pieces same size as the meat, and place both in a saucepan with half pint white broth and a gill of demi-glace. Season with half teaspoon salt, a saltspoon each cayenne pepper and grated nutmeg; place on the fire and cook for fifteen minutes, occasionally mixing meanwhile. Finely chop together two branches chervil and the leaves from a branch of tarragon and add to the hash; lightly mix and remove to the table.

Prepare a brioche potato preparation. Slide a dentilated fancy tube to the bottom of a pastry bag; drop the potatoes into the bag and make a nice border around the edge of a baking dish by pressing the puree down with the hands. Place the hash in the centre of the dish, sprinkle two tablespoons of fresh bread crumbs over, place half an ounce butter in little bits over the hash and set in the oven to bake for fifteen minutes. Remove and serve.

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