Carving Goose - Cat Cora for Cooking.com

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Uploaded by on Oct 18, 2006

Learn to carve a goose with Professional Chef Cat Cora and Cooking.com.

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  • That's not carving a goose. That's smashing the fuck out of a goose with your bare hands and a knife.

  • The way the bird was allowed to move around, and the way that knife was welded I'm surprised the lady has any fingers still attached.

  • The chef looks like a Guy!

  • Deal with it, vegans

  • sorry, we originaly cut it in 4 peaces in germany. taking a peace into the hand and join it. guten appetit

  • @Gluluman You have no clue what you were doing and what you're talking about. Goose and duck are two of the most amazing fowl on the market when handles properly. I just made 2 ducks the other day and it is easy as pie and were in f#%3ing incredible.

  • today is Christmas, Dec 25, 2010 we decided to prep a goose, but boy what a waste , now  I know why " duke or goose is so unpopular, it takes forever to cook, the meat is as hard and tough as a donkey's butt, worse yet a taste like unmentionable. Truly our first and last goose. what a waste a money !!!!!! for $54.98 for a 12 lbs organic free range

  • Did this for the first time ... wearing gloves as nelegene suggested ... in the presence of guests. A breeze! One person said I looked like a surgeon. Thanks, Cat!

  • This carving is spot on. The only thing I would do differently is wear vinyl gloves while carving. Keeps my hands clean and cool while handling the hot bird, keeps the bird clean too. I buy the gloves at Sally's Beauty supply and keep a box of them in the kitchen. Keeps your hands from getting stinky when using garlic or onions, too.

  • I recommend using clean leather work gloves. That's worked with turkey for me before.

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