Goose Season

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fun to experience this

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Burning a roast without heat...? Here is how

Having had the experience of cooking and preparing turkeys for the last 15 years, this was a relative new one for me. Cooking an oven roasted goose for a shoot is in most of the cases not a success story. In my case for sure! So, the best way of getting this boxed is to create the illusion while painting layer by layer. It is possible to dry the bird in the oven in-between to dry up quicker as well as to tighten the skin, avoiding those wrinkles. Funny enough my bird did not see the oven and despite the fact, it “burned”! Thanks to photoshop I was able to balance the uneven pores of the skin soaking up the “paint” quicker as on other parts. The liquid I applied was a mix out of honey, a soy sauce and “sucre couleur”. 

 

Do you have any experience to create a roast? What did you do?

 

Don't forget the bubbly...

48 mm – ISO 200 – f/8 – 1,3 sec

Bird eye view

52 mm – ISO 250 – f/10 – 3 sec

The roast with the garnishes

105 mm – ISO 200 – f/5,6 – 1/6 sec

Cream of ceps

105 mm – ISO 200 – f/9- 0,6 sec

Potato "Knödel"

105 mm – ISO 200 – f/9 – 0,6 sec

Apple flavoured red cabbage

70 mm – ISO 200 – f/16 – 15 sec

Chocolate fondant

105 mm – ISO 200 – f/4,5 – 1/3 sec

The mess in a temporary studio

The good old iphone

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