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liuzhou

liuzhou


typo

Well, here is my first attempt.

 

First, I brined the birds overnight.

 

Quail2.jpg

Post Brining

 

They were then rubbed with olive oil and dusted with a mix of ground black, white, green and red peppercorns.

 

Quail3.jpg

Oven Ready.

 

The oven was preheated to 220ºC/425ºF and the birds roasted for 25 minutes. They came out just as I like them. Crisp skin and succulent meat.

 

Served in a 'nest' of alfalfa sprouts.

 

Quail4.jpg

Roast quails in an alfalfa nest

 

Accompanied by a spicy Chinese.dip. Garlic, red chili and Chinese chives in soy sauce with a splash of Zhejiang black vinegar.

 

Dip.jpg

Dip

 

I'm more than happy with this as a starter or light lunch. Well, it would have been light if I hadn't eaten three of them.

 

Many thanks to everyone for their suggestions.

liuzhou

liuzhou


typo

Well, here is my first attempt.

 

First, I brined the birds overnight.

 

Quail2.jpg

Post Brining

 

They were then rubbed with olive and dusted with a mix of ground black, white, green and red peppercorns.

 

Quail3.jpg

Oven Ready.

 

The oven was preheated to 220ºC/425ºF and the birds roasted for 25 minutes. They came out just as I like them. Crisp skin and succulent meat.

 

Served in a 'nest' of alfalfa sprouts.

 

Quail4.jpg

Roast quails in an alfalfa nest

 

Accompanied by a spicy Chinese.dip. Garlic, red chili and Chinese chives in soy sauce with a splash of Zhejiang black vinegar.

 

Dip.jpg

Dip

 

I'm more than happy with this as a starter or light lunch. Well, it would have been light if I hadn't eaten three of them.

 

Many thanks to everyone for their suggestions.

liuzhou

liuzhou

Well, here is my first attempt.

 

First, I brined the birds overnight.

 

Quail2.jpg

Post Brining

 

They were then rubbed with olive and dusted with a mix of ground black, white, green and red peppercorns.

 

Quail3.jpg

Oven Ready.

 

The oven was preheated to 220ºC/425ºF and the birds roasted for 25 minutes. They came out just as I like them. Crisp skin and succulent meat.

 

Served in a 'nest' of alfalfa sprouts.

 

Quail4.jpg

Roast quails in an alfalfa nest

 

Accompanied by a spicy Chinese.dip. Garlic, red chili and Chinese chives in soy sauce with a splash of Zhejiang black vinegar.

 

Dip.jpg

Dip

 

I'm more than happy with this as a starter or light lunch. Well, it would have been light if I had eaten three of them.

 

Many thanks to everyone for their suggestions.

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