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Spatchcocking means to split open and flatten out a bird for grilling or barbecuing. This speeds up the cooking time and ensures more even cooking. -If the bird is trussed, remove the string tying the legs together. With this recipe, the poussins are basted during roasting with a delicious orange and Earl Grey tea mixture. Sounds fancy but it's really simple to cook this restaurant quality dish of roasted spatchcock with a spiced honey glaze.

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To get started with this recipe, we have to prepare a few ingredients. You can cook spatchcock poussin glazed with orange and honey and festive slaw using 22 ingredients and 7 steps. Here is how you can achieve that.

The ingredients needed to make Spatchcock poussin glazed with orange and honey and festive slaw:

1. Take poussin
2. Prepare Glaze
3. Get garlic minced
4. Get dried tarragon
5. Prepare turmeric
6. Make ready fenugreek
7. Make ready Zest of 1 orange
8. Get orange juice
9. Make ready honey
10. Make ready olive oil
11. Prepare sea salt
12. Get Slaw
13. Get York cabbage (finally sliced)
14. Get leek (finally sliced)
15. Make ready small carrot grated
16. Make ready died cranberries
17. Get orange juice
18. Get light mayonaise
19. Get sea salt
20. Get black pepper
21. Get Flat leaf parsley chopped (optional)
22. Make ready red pepper finally sliced

A Honey Soy Glaze gives the chicken a glossy, flavorful coating to complement the meat's flavor and dress up its appearance. Spatchcock Poussin with Chips and Slaw, G&T on the side! Cranberry orange glazed gets a delicious flavor boost from soy sauce and seasonal spices. Spatchcock the turkey, by removing the backbone and lay flat.

Instructions to make Spatchcock poussin glazed with orange and honey and festive slaw:

1. Using a pair of kitchen shears, cut from the opening of the cavity down the middle through the centre of the bird (this is the opposite side of the breast). Once you have cut through, fold the bird out (a bit like a butterfly formation)
2. To make a glaze, mix all of the ingredients from the glaze section. Using the brush cover the skin of the bird. Keep the remaining glaze.
3. To make a slaw, mix all of the ingredients from the slaw section.
4. Light the Bbq to about 180 - 200 ° C (medium heat)
5. Place the bird on the Bbq skin up. Close the lid. Cook it for about 25 minutes checking ocassionaly.
6. After 25 minutes turn the bird skin down and cook it for few minutes. Turn on the other side again and glaze it again. Close the lid down and cook it for few more minutes.
7. Let it rest for few minutes. Cut the poussin in the half and serve.

Cranberry orange glazed gets a delicious flavor boost from soy sauce and seasonal spices. Spatchcock the turkey, by removing the backbone and lay flat. For step by step instructions with photos click To a saucepan add the orange juice, cranberry juice, soy sauce, spices and honey. Spatchcocked Poussin with Sweet Chilli Glaze. To spatchcock the poussins, put them breast-down, and cut down both sides of the backbone with sharp scissors.

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